Diy Upart Wig With Closure ( Detailed)

Okay, so first we're gon na need a spindex dome cap. We'Re gon na need some scissors. We'Re gon na need a needle and thread some hair and a closure and a mannequin head. Let'S get started okay, so first, i'm just tying the knot. I'Ve already threaded the needle the needle thread is about form length and now i'm sewing on the hair. I did not show a close-up of this because i'm actually going to show you guys how i learned how to sew when i was about 13 years old and that's pretty much how i'm sewing here. But what i did was i'd never go through the r wefts. Just through the cap and loop it around and i'm using the folding method, so i'm i'm not cutting one track literally up until i get to the front until i don't have enough hair and then i cut in the tracks just so i can fill in the Space, so here you see me, i just skipped the seam and the seam is that little dotted line that you see on the screen right now, and i skip that because that makes your cap tighter and i really don't have any room to make this cap tighter, Because my head is already so big, so i did the folding method and what i do is i always hold it down with my thumb until it's flat and then i sew it down and then i just continue sewing regularly and that's what you see me doing Here and you'll see me doing for a while, you can really see how i'm not going through the web at all just through the cap. Another thing you can see is that i am leaving a lot of space between each sewing loop, because i do not want this wig to be too tight, and i find that if i put the stitches really close together, my wig does not fit my head. So here i am i'm starting over, because i ran out of yarn, i'm a needle and i'm just going through and i'm sewing on the rest of the hair. I did start with the longest length first and i'll work my way up to the shortest length. Again, i just skipped that seam and i'm going back around now. I did notice i sewed these too close together, and that may be why i ran out of room but um. Overall, i'm still happy with the way this wig looks. As you can see. There are some lines drawn on the wig at this point, and that is actually where my closure is going to go. So i'm actually sewing the unit a little tighter in this area, because i want my sides to lay super flat and i actually have a knot here and i just pulled it really really tight and kept going, because if you can pull it tight enough, it will Still go through the cap, then you have nothing to worry about. Hopefully that doesn't happen too many times, but if it does, that's a really good tip. If you can't pull it really tight, then just go ahead, cut it and start over, which i absolutely hate and, as you can see, i fold it when i get to the line and fold it back away from the line and keep going and when i get Done i tie it just like i would tie a shoestring knot. This is just how i learn, of course, there's more than one way to do this. This is just how i'm doing my particular wig and i'm changing angles throughout this video. So you guys can see really well, hopefully what i'm doing so now, i'm getting my closure and i'm pinning it down in the spot that i've already marked and i'm only pinning it in the front and i'm making sure it's all the way to the front of The cap and i'm going to take my needle and thread and i'm going to start sewing around the side of the closure. So here you see, me sewing the sides and i'm sewing and i'm also holding the side of the closures down to create tension so that the closure will lay super flat, not just against my wig, but also against my head and i'm just going to keep tugging At it very gently, though, and make sure there's just enough tension, especially in the back i'm just going to loop through and i'm going to pull it so again, it lays flat - and i'm going to do this - all the way around the closure. So what you see me doing here is i'm just doing the other side of the closure and i kind of zoom in so you guys can see it a little better and i'm holding my finger under and still pulling to cause more tension tension so that it Will just lay flat: i want this closure to lay as flat as humanly possible and i'm sorry i'm getting out of focus. I tried really hard to keep this in focus, but sometimes it just didn't work and i didn't want to mess up the wig and but for the most part you guys can see exactly what i'm doing in some way shape or form. What you see now is i'm actually taking a track and securing the closure yet again, with this one track, going all the way around the closure in the front, and that's just what i'm doing, i'm just taking this one track and sewing the closure to the track That goes around and i do have some holes and gaps in this wig because i did not have enough hair, maybe because i didn't space out the back enough, but it's okay. I cut one or two tracks and filled in the rest of the wig with those tracks. I did try to record that and make it visible, but um yeah, i'm not so sure how well that turned out. So that's pretty much what i did to make this hair and we work for me and that's what you're seeing here nothing like running out of here. It'S got ta be like the worst feeling ever she so now, i'm showing you the wig in its entirety and i'm just going to go through and cut this little piece off. I did not cut it the exact same size as the lace closure, just because i really just want the front part to show and delay flat. So i just cut enough of the dome cap for that to happen, and i'm going to show you the final look coming up now. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you for supporting my channel and i'll see you guys soon. Bye,