How To: Make A Upart Wig With Lace Closure

Hey you guys welcome back to my channel. My name is Dee, and if this is your first time, then welcome today, I'm going to be sharing with you. How I make my you part, wigs and all of the information on this hair will be in the description. If you haven't seen my initial review on this hair already, that will also be in the description box. So I recommend you watch that as well, so yeah, let's get to it, you will need a wig cap thread curved needles, preferably several clips wig, pins scissors, a mannequin holder, a mannequin head and, of course, your bundles duh. So now I'm just going to place my wig cap onto the mannequin head and pin it in place with the wig pins. Her name is Tabatha. You guys remember, and now I'm going to make my thread so how the length that I use is one wing span. So you have to take two wing spans because you're going to double up the thread as you can see, I just tie a triple knot and now I'm just going to pin down the closure. You want to line it up to the beginning of the cap, leaving that extra lace off of the cap, as you can see, and just pinning down all the four corners, and then you want to clip that up. So it's out the way and how I start. These sewing, I start off with a triple nut and I'll show you how to do the triple knot. You just wrap it around three times and then you pull it through. I usually do two or three of the triple nuts to start off and then I'll just loop. So so I do two or three triple knots and then I'll just loop around the closure or the weft, and that is what I'm doing here. It'S pretty repetitive. So I'm just making my way around the closure, and this is where the clips come in handy to move the hair out of the way and after so many loops toes I like to secure it with a triple knot, just one and then I'll begin to loop. So again, especially when you're sewing down the closure, you want to make sure that you pull it as taut as possible, because when you do cut the cap underneath the closure, it will expand a little bit it'll widen. So you want to make sure that it's as tight as possible so that when it, what if it widens a little bit, then you'll be okay and it'll still fit good. So here I'm just moving to the other side clipping the hair out of the way and I'm just continuing to sew all the way down. So once you make your way to the end, you're going to want to start your triple nuts again so here you can get a bit of a better picture of what I'm doing with the triple knot. So you're just going to wrap the thread around one. Two. Three and pull it through. Sometimes I do two or three of those depending on how secure I want the threat to be just snip it, and I like doing the closure first, because I don't like guessing how much space to leave. So I just do that. First and we're going to start with the first bundle, I doubled the the first two bundles. I sew the ends together, just to make it easier and just pinning it into place, and the only time I'm going through the weft is when I'm beginning a new track or when I'm ending a track, and I'm going to start my triple knots. I'Ll probably do two or three of these and do not mind my wig cap here I, if you watched my initial review for this hair, you saw that I was wearing a head scarf and this is how I wear my hair under my headscarf, when I was Done with that video, I just ripped that scarf off and it looks like I have a boob on my head, so don't mind I'm trying to be real with y'all. I did not care. I wanted to get this tutorial done for you, so I'm continuing with my loop. So after I'm done those initial three triple knots, so I'm just going to continue sewing down and after so many loops those I liked is secured with a triple knot. So once you make your way to the end, I like to fold it over, pin it in place and then just start on that side start sewing begin with the triple knot. I only did the fold-over method for the bottom two, because I I wanted the top to be as flat as possible, so the first two bundles are doubled and the top two are single. So I finished that and then I'm moving on to this second bundle - and this is also going to be doubled. So I sew the ends together, pinning it in place, and then I start with my triple knots. I'Ll probably do two or three of these just like. I said before and then I'll begin to loop, so what I mean by loop, so I mean I'm going around the wefts and I'm not going through it, so that was the last triple knot. I did a lot of those I when I double the track. It'S kind of bulky, so I do extra the triple nantes to kind of make it flatter. So here I'm just looping around the weft and then after maybe five or six of the loop. So I will do a triple knot for security and then I made my way to the end and I'm going to single start to single. So you know what I mean: I'm not gon na double the tracks anymore. So, as I've been saying this whole time start with the triple knot, it's kind of hard to sew on that band and here I'm beginning to loop. So this is when it gets easier and here's a better angle of that loop. So so I'm just I'm just going around I'm just going around the weft Here. I am at the end, doing my triple knot. So by now you should pretty much get the the process that I'm going through. It'S pretty repetitive, snipping the thread snipping, the weft. I'M cutting the wefts at the top as well just so it's super flat, and here I am starting a new bundle and I'm starting at the top just because I want to make sure I have enough hair at the top. Just like I said, I don't like having to guess how much space to leave, so I'm just going to start at the top triple knot, I'm also starting at the top, because just in case I put the tracks too close together and I run out of hair I'Ll run out of hair in the middle of the head and not at the top. So I just sewed that down triple knot, loop, so triple knot and I'm gon na start at the bottom, so I'm gon na kind of meet in the middle instead of you know, meeting at the top just to make sure I don't have a big old gap At the top of my head, so just like, I said before same process week, making is very temperamental, but it's very simple. There'S there's a very little things like that. You can do to make a big difference in the outcome of the fit of the wig, which is pretty much the most important thing. So take your time do as much research as you can. I learned everything I know on YouTube, so you have it all in front of your face. Basically so same thing, I don't think I have to explain anymore. You guys know what's happening by now, right I'll, just pop in to give you some tips, because I gave pretty much all that I do already. The initial review of this hair will be in the description box if you haven't seen it already, and also, if you're finding this tutorial helpful really would help me out. If you would hit the like button and hit the subscribe button, you can comment down below what you would like to see. Next, if you want to see any styling particular styling videos on this hair, you can also leave a comment or you can snapchat me. My username is Beauty enthused, so I'm just gon na finish up the wig here clipping the rest of the hair off. This is what I didn't use and I'm just gon na let down that hair that was clipped up at the top and after that I'm basically done. I clicked the extra cap underneath the closure off-camera, but after that I'm just pretty much finished. So if you guys would like me to show how I style this hair, please give this video a like, and thank you guys so much for watching. I appreciate everything I will talk to you all soon in my next upload. Bye,