How To Make A Custom Wig | Lace Closure + 4 Bundles

Hey guys welcome to my channel I'm coming to give you guys tips on how to make your custom way by watching me. Make mine. As we start now, we're going to take art star from hit place. Our dome cap ones hop and then we're going to start by sewing our closure onto the cap. First, you want to line up the closure as close to the front as possible so that when you cut the dome cap from underneath there's a seamless look and there's no, the cap is not sticking out farther. Then the closure is so as you're sewing. This you're gon na be doing the loop and pull method and what you do on the loop and pull method you want to make sure you kind of get them, kicked the stitches close together so that, at the end, when you cut the dome cap, it's secure With the wig, and not that part that you cut off okay, now that you've made it to the part where you're going to tie it off, just make a quick knot and then you're going to go to the other side. And once you get to the other side, you want to repeat the same steps as you did on the first side, except on this side. You want to make sure that you line it up again, but pull very tight so that when you do cut the black cap in the elastic band from under that that you're close your lace, superflat and through this timing, game you're gon na go through the elastic Band what the closures will be, the only time that you do so through the elastic band, so take that as a key point, do not sew through the elastic band at any other time. Only when you're going to sew down the closure and you're still gon na do small stitches and you're just keep in continue doing the loop and pull method and just follow the follow it around to the back on this side, usually most people they will just do The side and then cut and into the back. I personally do not see a point in doing that when I can just keep going around to the back and still pulling as tiny as I can to keep that closure flat and laying flat. So you just all Nonna's, keeps me doing my local pull method and going around the back for the closure. Instead of cutting it off now they'll in the back, I lost a little bit of footage, so you didn't see the very first part, but my tractor being double and I'm gon na be looking in the West instead of cutting them so ensure that there's not a Lot of shedding going on because of that also, when you're sewing down in the back, when you're sewing down that little band part, you don't go into the lasting band so that your wig still stretching and when you get ready to wear and you see the left So double right: there you either send keep on sewing and the reason why you're doing the loop in old method is so that the tracks don't slip and that it gives you a more seamless look and I'm just gon na keep flipping the track and going until. I get done with that 28 inch and between sequence, those both will be double in this video. Just so the hair is thicker and that it gives you a better flowing. Look that's why we do the pull for money. Now we have a little change of scenery. I'M like at home and I'm doing public still and now, I'm not using the styrofoam tech, I'm using my web block, Miley tu-22m, because I've been wondering and great I'm not going to leave you for nothing, and this is also a 24 inch money. The reason why I'm not doing the difficulty is just because there's single webs and I can give a more a closer look and the reason why I'm doing that is so that when your hair blows in the movie, you won't be able to see me gasp. So I'm just I'm just putting the needle through the captain is holding it and it's going like that. So it's, how can you can tell them? Not only that you can see you guys but to see me how they don't have fits on the wig block as you're going to bed when you move but - and it makes you look all around, so you don't have to keep rolling and adjusting them like on The styrofoam this actually fits perfect. Finally, we're at the last bundle. This last bundle is a 22-inch. You want to lay that facing the front of the face. Just so when you cut your face of framing layers that it'll still be really really flowy and I'm putting it this way, and it's gon na be in like this little L shape, I'm also just gon na do the same thing to the other side and the Way, I'm stitching it now, I'm not really doing the loop and pull method, it's more of like a curl. Now I'm doing I'm just putting it through and keeping going, and this is just a faster way to sew other than the loop and pull method. And I don't feel like you need to do the loop and pull method when you're not doubling the tracks, because these are gon na stay in place. Anyways. Now I'm coming around to the side of the face, I'm still gon na pull it up, make sure you get it as close to the bottom of the what the bottom of the cap as possible and I'm still gon na flip it over and I'm leaving space Right there, so when I do my last two tracks, it falls perfectly in the face. This way is just much easier and it's way faster, as you can do you, you now we're. Finally, at the last few flip overs, while I'm gon na flip it over about three more times, so this wig is almost complete right here. I'Ve been just like rushing through and I still get the look and pull method for the first couple tracks just because the way they were laying and I went to ensure that they laid flat. But you see me brushing it down cuz the hair started coming up by the way I was stitching, which was making it look a little bit messy, but now we're coming through and we're just finishing off the rest of this we're gon na bring it back around One more time - and you see how much space is in between this weft being laid and the last left you'll see and all I'm gon na do is flip it over and I'm gon na do when I'm sewing this, what I'm actually going to sew through the Elastic band when I flip it over because that's gon na help secure the closure on to the cap. So when I do cut the track, when I do cut the cap from underneath, it will lay flat - and this just helps with there not being any lumps and bumps leftover when you're done so I'm just flipping it around and I'm actually attaching the that track to The closure and you see how seamless that it is how close - and at this point, I actually realized that I had more weft left over and I'd hate cutting my lips just because it minimizes on shedding. So on. This part you're gon na see that I've sectioned all the hair out of the way, and once I section the hair out of the way all I'm gon na do is go back and I'm gon na I'm gon na flip it under. So you see me stepping out the way I'm gon na do is flip it under and keep sewing just because it's not even an inch left left over. So there's no pointing it. Thank you guys for watching you