Lace Frontal Wig Construction

Hello loves welcome back to my channel to grow. Jasmine SHINee is coming to you again with another week video. What I'm showing you here is my head. Mold arty blocks on my wig block, just because I make lace, wigs awesome in this first part of this video. You see that ribbon. We are going to take that ribbon and attach it to the front of that elastic band. On that dome cap, then we're going to tack down our front exactly when it's lay on our way. My head is big, so I, like my frontal to lay in front of my hairline, as you start to sew they're, going to sew into that elastic band on both sides of the closure. This would be the only time you do so into the elastic band, and you want to make sure when you slow down your front so that your stitches are close together. All the cap that is left underneath that front so is going to be cut off here. You can see how close I, like my stitching, I like it that close, because when you cut off the cap underneath you don't want any gaps, if you get gaps, you're going to want to reconstruct the whole entire wave all over again the way out. So I sew down one side and I go to the other side and start sewing, so I can meet in the middle. If you see, I am pulling the frontal to get rid of that excess, so I'm pulling it just so the front of the lace black and put it on your head. It will lay flat and there won't be any bumps or grooves. So you just pull it tight and you keep on sewing you're, going to be in the middle and you're going to overlap your string and it's going to be a slow down here. So you can see what I mean, I'm going to overlap those strings. So when I cut them off just in case of string, does pop it's easier for me to go back in and fix what I did and throughout this video. If you guys have any questions - and I mean any questions at all - whether it be from my wig mold to my blog to why I'm doing whatever please comment down below and let me know and I'll get back to you soon now we're about to cut those Strings off and on front, please stitch down and very secure, because those stitches are very close together and I don't think I'm gon na have any problem that, as you see that it's done, we are ready to install our four bundles to 26 to 24 and that Closures of 28, now with me starting off so on these, I do stitch down the bundle since I'm doubling them. I do stitch down them individually. If that makes sense, I stitch down one part that I sit down the other part and then I stitch them together. Also, when I go over uxe the two scenes, I also stitch those individually and when I flip over, I stitch the two separate tracks individually. Just so it lays flat - and you guys will see here what I mean. I do one side and I stitch it down flat, because no one wants a bulky at the end of this. You guys will see because poor bunnies I'm going to be flipping those tracks a lot. So you'll see that me taking one side stitch and I down then going back to close, I'm stitching it down then going back together is gon na make it very flat. You do not want any pool having both those tracks together is a lot of wealth to be slowing down at the same time. That is not what you want to do here again. I want to just emphasize and show you guys that I slowed down the track individually on both sides of that theme. Just honestly, I do it because I want the construction and the longevity of this cat, because sometimes these captured don't hold up as long as I want to epistemic scaffold. So that's why I do it, but this is my favorite captivity here. This is showing you 26 imports of double and how much space I have left, and this is the third bundle. This is one to important front door single, so individual, webs back and forth. This is the very last bundle and I stacked these tracks. When I say I've sacrificed actor, the back ones are close to, but these are right on top of each other being so low down. This is also important on this last part, not here, but once I flip the track over, I am going to sew into that elastic and again, and I'm going to sew through that frontal, so that just gives it that extra support that I need they don't have To be super close because re sewed the front to them with post digit, and that is a wrap on this blank frontal with construction videos. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have any questions, comment them down below like comment subscribe, go! Follow my social media pages