U-Part Wig Tutorial

Hey guys come here, it's just here to give you guys a quick tutorial on how I made this. U part wig we had somewhere to be, and I didn't have much time to do it, so it's gon na be super fast. Actually, this is my first time ever, making it and actually turned out really good. So I'm excited to show you so here I turned the: u part wig cap inside out and place it on the mannequin head and began to sew on the wig clips. Now it became a little difficult to do this a while is on the mannequin head, so I ended up taking the wig cap off of the mannequin head and continuing it that way so, like I said, I took the mannequin head and put it away because it Was very hard to maneuver around. I'M actually need a new one anyway, but it's just what I had lying around upstairs so umm took it off to make it easier and faster. To put these clips on. When I saw these clips town, I did not do it all. The way only did three holes because, like I said, pressed for time - and it was very secure anyway - so one missing haul didn't matter. If you would like to do 4 holes, you made yourself, you want to do too, you can, I wouldn't recommend to because it wouldn't be as stable as you would like it. So I finished sewing on the clips. I believe I put on three, then: I'm gon na place this mannequin head back down and put the wig cap over the right way, this time and secure it down with pins, so that the wig cap does not move, and I thread my needle when I thread My needle, I usually do two arms length, so I pull the thread out once all the way and then another turn and begin to thread the needle now here the hair that I use for this mannequin head. I'M not exactly sure how far remember where I got it from I just had extra hair in my room, so I decided to use it for this week. It'S really good quality here for sure, because it's still moving. I take a very good care of my hair and make sure that I wash it nicely condition it very well, keep it moisturized, so my hair usually lasts a go a good while if you have good quality hair, it should last about a year at the least In my opinion, if you take good care of your hair here to sew down the wets to the wig cap and measure the head and then pin it down on the other side, when I have the thread, I'm sorry not the thread. The weft in this that I wanted, then I begin to sew the sewing method that I chose to use with the fence method. It'S really the only method that I use. I'Ve seen others on YouTube, but this is the easiest one. For me, it's also one of the fastest, because I guess I've been doing it for a while. So it's just easy for me to get through. So you couldn't see my cat a lot in this video because he loves when I'm doing a sewing or making a wig he likes to play with the thread here. You can actually see a little bit hook. The fence method that I used to do attach the hair to the wig cap and you're, going to keep doing this all the way up it as you get closer to the top measuring and then sewing it in measuring and sewing it in now. When you get closer to the, U part, that's what it tends to get difficult, which is what I notice for myself. It'S not as easy as threading around the head once again, threading the needle I do to wingspan lengths and thread the needle or thread the thread through the needle. Usually I like to use about 4 to 5 threads, but I cannot find my needles, so I had to work with the one. It is time-consuming to thread a needle. So that's why I like to have a few already threaded, so I don't have to stop here. As you can see, I'm at the top of the part - and I am beginning to close it off here - I did a lot of measuring of what hair should go where just to make sure there were no open spaces and the way. Okay guys. That'S it. For me, thanks for watching, I hope you liked it and if you did make sure you like below and also subscribe to the channel thanks