How To Attach Wig Combs To Wig Cap

Hey y'all, so I just got done making this afro kinky curly wig. This isn't a voiceover the tutorial I'm showing y'all. Today, it's gon na be in real time. I honestly don't feel like editing any of the video, but this is African, curly wig that I just made. I will have a video uploaded, showing exactly how I made this wig start to finish. So this is what the inside of my cap looks like. I haven't cut out this section or whatever it, but that's fine, as you can see, the inside of my cap looks very professional, neat, okay, so what I'm showing y'all today is how to add these clips on to your wigs. Now I get these clips off Amazon. I will leave the link in the description box below. I will also leave the links to other products that I used for week making, but these are really inexpensive. I feel like you came 3232 to a pack. I almost used all of them up, so imma go ahead and order me some more because I have Amazon Prime and I get all of my packages in two days and we also have an Amazon location here. Where I live. We have two different warehouses. I think so I get my stuff really bad, so what you want to do you want to take your needle and thread already ready, they're, not at my needle and being right here on this particular cap that I use they kind of give you a guide. I don't know if you guys can see it's like a stitch right here and a speech going that way right there, it's probably kind of hard to see all right. That kind of lets you know somewhere in that area. You'Re gon na put the clip. Now some people do so right there on that line, but mean mm-hmm. That'S too far down. I just go somewhere in between this line and it's very top line. So right in the middle and of course you want the combs facing down. You want to going back into the cap. If that makes sense, you don't want to do it away. You want to do it this way going down, and then you just really just gon na stitch it regularly. I usually do this with a sewing machine, but I forgot to do it before I started sewing all this hair in, so I'm just gon na go ahead and hand stitch it. I can get my fingers right. You want to do it as neat as you possibly can, because this is how your customers are going to see it, and you just want everything to look well done and polished, especially if they're spending two three four hundred dollars on a wig. You always want to make it look good. I'M just gon na do a basic stitch, just your basic elementary stitch, I'm not doing a loop method or any of that, I'm just stitching straight across honestly. You don't need a curved needle. For this part, you can use a regular sewing needle okay, just going straight across, like I said this, video is gon na be a real time. I'M not gon na fast forward it and any effective stuff. I'M just going straight across like a regular sewing stitch like your basic sewing stitch, I'm not doing a loop method, none of that right. So I got to the end. You see how neat that looks. Nothing is bulky. I'M gon na make a knight at the end, and I'm gon na go right back across doing the same thing, but going right back across just a basic stitch. I will upload a video showing you guys how to attach an elastic band. I know that's another thing that people want to see so that video is coming soon, just a basic stitch, all right and there you have it it's sewn on there. It'S not going anywhere. It'S nice and secure I'm gon na light this in and then I thought I'd like that in. I always take the string and put it like under that way. The night isn't like sticking out and I'm just gon na go ahead and do the other side, but that is exactly how you do it remember going to the other side. You always apply it with the combs facing down. You see the combs facing down and I'm just gon na sew that and voila that's how you sew calls on to your wig caps.