Tutorial| How To Make A U-Part Wig- Detailed [Part 3] Vhseries

So, let's begin by first grabbing the mannequin head and placing it on the stand, and now i'm using this weaving net that has adjustable straps. As you can see here, i like using this cap because it fits my head and it stretches pretty good, so just place. The cap on the mannequin head now that the caps on just grab some ballpoint pins. As you see here, i got these from walmart. They weren't too expensive, i'm pretty sure they're under five dollars, and these will help secure the cap to the styrofoam head. So just begin to place the pins around the perimeter of the leaving cap. I use maybe about five to eight pins throughout the cap and I like to stretch the calf out a bit, so it doesn't get lumpy or bumpy. Now that that's done and she will take my needle and thread and get ready to start sewing. So when i'm starting a track, i like to go through the weft, and I do that a few times and then after that I go around the left, as I'm sewing along the week. I go through the weft at the beginning, just to make the lead more secure and the ends more secure so that they don't loosen up. So, as you see here, I'm going to go through the beginning of the weft about two to three times before. I start continuing along the track and then I just sew along the track. So what I do is I go under and around and then I make a loop and then I pull the needle through that loop to make a knot. This sewing technique is known as a blanket stitch, so, as I get closer to the end of the cap, all I do is the folding method. As you see me doing here, a little later on I'll give a more detailed explanation on how to do the folding method. But it's pretty simple and the benefit of doing the folding method is that you don't have to cut the track and by not putting the track. You reduce the amount of shedding and once you're done doing, the folding method. You just continue to sew the track, as you were doing before, by doing the blanket fit in regards to spacing out the tracks, it's better for the ones in the back to be further apart and the ones near the top to be closer together. So I would recommend that you would spaced, apart backtracks, about an inch to an inch and a half and the ones near the top about half an inch to three quarters of an inch. So I actually made a mistake and I fixed it. It wasn't anything major. It'S just that I wanted to start the back by doubling the tracks, but I started by doing single tracks and I realized that two tracks up so all I did was cut the wet. When I got to the end over here and I folded it and then made it double so what I'm saying right now is a doubled web. For those that may not know a doubled, wet is simply a single left folded in half and sewn as one doubling your web ads volume and fullness to your hair, and since I'm dealing with long lengths, I want the hair to be full throughout. That'S why I'm doubling the West and you'll notice, as you're sewing, will leave on to the net that, if you're doing it correctly, you'll get a nice straight line along the weft of the hair. Now, as I get closer to the earflaps of the wig cap, all I do is continue to sew right across it. I don't cut it, I don't hold it. I just continue to sew straight, as I would do normally at this point on using a new bundle of hair for a new row. I'Ve already pulled the web as you can see, and i'm going to start the track, as i mentioned before, when i start a track, i go through the weft of the week about three times before begin to sew along the weft of the hair. When you're sewing a doubled web make sure that the two tracks are even and they line up this is to prevent anything from slipping or not being caught when you're sewing it once you reach the end of the cap, all you do is fold the lead over And begin to sew, all I do is sew around the fold of the web two or three times just to make sure that the leaf is flat and secure. Once that's done, I continue to show the weave using the blanket stitch method as I've been doing throughout. So this is what I have so far. This is with three bundles of hair and i just have the top left. So at this point all your continuing to do is so in the U shape and that's pretty much it guys once we reach the end of this track, i'm just going to secure it. Snip off the remaining leave and i'll be done. The wake i'll have another video where I show how I cut out, the: U shape and soul of the combs. In the meantime, I hope you enjoyed this video and if you have any questions or comments, please leave them down below and I'll make sure to get back to you.