Diy/How To Make A Side U-Part Wig

Hey dolls, it's LaShonda and welcome back to my channel. Today we are going to be making a side view part week. Yes, do it yourself, ladies I'm gon na, be using this Malaysian wavy hair in a 22 or 24 and 226. Is I'm gon na go ahead and come watch it with my Oregon or Moroccan shampoo and conditioner? So I'm just gon na go ahead and do that now this hair did get colored, which you will see after I'm done washing it. I had it sent to one of my stylist friends who colored it for me: didn't get that part on camera, but you guys will see the end results. So this is about my second time making a wig. So it's probably not gon na be perfect to some and up the standard, but hey this works for me and I promise you if you follow the steps, you can't go wrong if you're interested in this hair. This hair is from glamorous dog hair extensions. I will have the link post it down in the description box below so jumping right into this thing. The first thing we're going to need is a mannequin head, I'm going to be using an a star for one, because that's what I have I'm also gon na be using this little stand to hold my little styrofoam head still you're also gon na need some of These t push pins to hold everything in place, nice and tight, and I'm going to be using these little wheat combs. I'M gon na be using these little wig clips so that my wig is nice and tight on my head. I'M also going to use this little white marker just to kind of mark what my part is going to be I'm going to be using some nylon thread. Nylon is the best thread, and I'm also going to be using this little C hook. Needle you're going to also need a cap. This is the one I like just because it's breathable, I don't really like those stocking cap ones and, like I said I have about four bundles of hair and you can see that the hair has been colored. So I'm gon na place my styrofoam head on my little clamp. This thing is very helpful. You guys and I'm gon na go ahead and take my stock in you can see. I'Ve already marked it where I want my side part to be I'm gon na. Take my little T pushpins and go ahead and just kind of clamp down my wig cap so that it stays in place and it don't move around on me and everything I'm gon na be using today. You guys I got off of Amazon, I'm going to go ahead and thread my needles, I'm gon na thread about three needles, so that I can just keep it pushing I'm just going to tie a little knot in the end and just kind of cut off the Little excess, like I have done here - I've already threaded, my needle through the width of my tracks, and I am using two tracks on the bottom of my wig just so I can make sure I get all four bundles in and as I get to the top, I will break it down to the start using one track at a time, but for now I'm using two tracks and I'm just gon na go ahead and thread that right through the width. I just kind of like to do that in the beginning to make sure everything is tight and secure kind of hard to push that needle through that width. But hey I promise, if you do it this way, the tracks are going nowhere and I'm just gon na kind of do about three times go up under that track onto the cap, so that the beginning of this track is nice and tight, and then I'm just Gon na go ahead and start sewing from there and to make sure my tracks lay flat. I'M just gon na go ahead and take some of those tee push pins that we have and go ahead and pin down my tracks all the way around my mannequin head. Okay, guys, I'm gon na try to explain what I'm doing the best way. I know how what I am doing is taking the needle and going under the track and slowing it to the cap, and then I'm just gon na kind of take the needle through that little loop before I pull it all the way through now it took me A few times to figure out, all I had to do was wrap the thread around the needle and it would be the same thing. But, as you can see here, I had to learn the whole way. I am sewing pretty close together because, just from previous weeks that I've owned, I noticed that if you give too much space in between where you so it tends to kind of ruffle on your head, and I don't like that. I like for the week too late, very, very flat, so that's why I'm so I'm pretty close together, which will take you a little bit more time than you know. I guess the normal person but hey. I love for my week to lay absolutely flat. I don't want people to be able to tell if it's a week or so in a whip and as you can see here, I'm sewing on the bottom right here, because I want to be able to pull this week up on the sides. So, as you saw just then I'll be able to leave a little hair out on the sides and pull my hair back if I like, so I'm just gon na keep continuing that step until I have completely finished this week and because everything is kind of repetitious, We'Re gon na be speeding through this process a lot but, as you guys can see here where I've pulled up my hair, I will be able to pull it up in the back. If I like, I'm, also gon na cut off all those little extra flaps, you see back there now that I have reached the end of that track. I'M not gon na cut my tracks. I like to use the fold-over method just in case. I ever need to cut these tracks off of this cap and put them on another cap. I just don't cut them, I'm just going to fold the wet over and I'm just gon na start to sew that first track down. First, I'm gon na sew that one down first, because I want to lay this flat and then I'll, take that second flap and so that one on top of that one and then I'll just keep going just like I have been doing, as you will see here Once I have run out of thread before I start a new needle, I like to just cut off the thread off the needle the excess thread and then I'll tie three little knots in that extra thread that I have and then I'll take my scissors and cut Off the excess, so there will be no thread hanging once I'm done with that. I'M just gon na use my t pins and go ahead and pin down my width, so I can continue the process and I'm just gon na keep doing this process until I have run out of all of my 26 inches of hair and then once I get To my 24 inches in my 22 inches, they all will be single widths and when I get to the end of each track, I'm just gon na do just like. We did in the beginning, I'm gon na so completely through the width of that track and so about three times in that same spot and then I'll cut the thread off and I will tie those little knots like. I showed you - and this is how it should look all the way around apologize for my camera clarity, you guys it's on autofocus and I don't think he can catch up with me quite bad, but as you'll see here, I'm gon na start to sew in closer To that little line, because this is where my bang is gon na kind of lay so each time I go around, I'm gon na get closer and closer to that little white land moving right along I'm just gon na take a tract and go ahead and pin Down what I want my you part to be just because I don't want it to go back too far, so I'm just gon na take a tract and pin down where I want my you part to be, and then out start sewing from there, as you guys Will see here you I have that done. This is what I'm going to start to cut my track set. I'M just gon na cut my tracks and go ahead and fill in that little empty space. We have right in the top, I'm going to repeat this method over and over again into that top spot is completely closed. Now that I completely have that space closed, I am done with my wig and, as you see here, it lays flat. That'S why we was cutting our will and I also be able to pull it up on the sides and in the back. If I like, and those little extra flaps that you see, I'm gon na take some scissors and go ahead and cut those off, and this is what my unit looks like all finished, and this is what it looks like on the inside. Now I'm going to take my shoes and go ahead and cut out. My! U part now be very careful, ladies, that you don't cut any thread because you don't want anything to unravel on you so get as close as you can to the tracks without cutting any three. Now that I have my you part all carved out, I'm gon na go ahead and take my scissors and cut off all those little exits, flaps that we had in the front in the back and along the sides. As you will see me doing here and once again be careful not to cut any three, please finish that step. The next thing I'm gon na do is turn my week inside out and so on. Those little clips that I showed you earlier, I'm gon na start on about four of those right along the scenes of my you part, as you would see that I am doing here and I'm not gon na show me sewing on my little combs, but I'm also Gon na add about five or six cones, all the way around the edges, so that our game should stick those underneath my braids, so that my wig is nice and secure. As you will see here, I have already added my cones and I also decided to keep that little flap in the back, because it has these little clips on them. Where I can tighten my wig, if I like, I may go in and cut those out later. I don't know who knows, but this is what it should look like the way it completely finished now I already have my brave foundation from my previous ways. This is what it looks like I'm just gon na take my wig and place that on and I'm gon na take those little clamps that we add it in the top and clamp those down right. On top of my braid and I'm gon na take those combs and stick those combs underneath my braid, so that my wig is nice and secure. Then I'm gon na Park my hair right on the side and go ahead and comb that down and cover up my tracks, and this is what the week should look like. This is what the wig looks like, I'm so happy that I was able to get all four bundles and I only had a very little bit of hair left and, like I said this is what I wanted to look like on the side, so that I'll be Able to pull my hair back if I like, and this is what it looks like and the top we're all covered up. Yes and the color I am so loving it and, like I said I like, for it to lay flat in the top in case. I want it to be straight in so this is what it would look like. That'S why we didn't fold over our widths in the top. We cut them, but the wig came out really great, and this is what it looks like with the wig all nice and curled. I hope you guys found this video very, very helpful. If you did, please don't forget to give it a big big thumbs up and I will catch all of you. Dolls in my next video bye doll.