How To: Beginners U-Part Wig Using The Fold Over Method

Laughs again, I have a dumb cat from Family Dollar, I'm using too. I have a curved needle with black thread, my bundles and then my head. So when I start a when I finish a laughs, I always puncture through that left like so when I say puncture do always put the needle directly through the weft. I wrap the string around three times and pull it. This is just gon na make a tight knot so that the West is going to stay while so mean um. The hair I do not puncture through. I just go right up under the weft and I should show - and I sew like so I'm gon na show you I'm gon na, go under the weft here and I'm just gon na pull it through. You don't want to puncture through your weft each time, because that is just going to UM mess up your wax like you, won't be able to use them for long and then it's going to create shedding so make sure you go under like so and pull. You cannot it whenever you feel like not in it, but I don't know every so often because I do remove these weft and I get tired of happening. You know take out the knots when I'm about to fold over my method whenever I'm at the top. I always go through and I pull, but then I always puncture through the mat wets whenever I start a new wet attending new wets or I'm folding over, I puncture through. I wrap it around three times and I pull for the fold-over method. All you do is place your finger there and you fold it over so you're gon na hold it so that it's really really tight and I'm you wan na take your needle and you're gon na puncture through it and you're just gon na pull it's gon na Lay flat trust me, you fold it over punch, your needle through and pull put the needle through the weft and pull keep in mind. I only put the needle through whenever I'm starting a new West just so that you can stay tight and then I continue to fold under keep in mind guys. As I said, I only wrap the needle around. I mean a third around a needle three times, um. Every so often I don't do it all throughout the head, but as I get like a couple spaces down, I do make a knot, but now I'm just gon na continue to go over and all the top of her head, as you can tell - and this is The you that's going on, I'm gon na show you guys what I'm going to do from here. Don'T mind these little pieces sticking up. They were actually bent from been in a rubberband, so it's not once I fed on that that I lay down anyways. I met. Thank you part, and I'm gon na show you what I do, because if anyone who's ever gotten to made a new part, if you've noticed the? U is all the way back here and the more you keep filling in then you still stays back here and you kind of want to move this you on up here. So it's easier for you to cut. So I'm going to show you guys what I do in order to move this you up. So as I showed you, this is her head and I'm just going to show you all what to do. Okay, guys, so, basically, what I'm going to do is I'm going to create my you and I'm going to adjust its like. I can be comfortable, you all see it. So basically, I'm going to create my? U and at this part since you're at the top of the head, I'm done folding over wefts. I did it for here and then I cut it down here. So I folded it on this end and it went around and then I cut it here. So I'm done folding Webster now, because you have to top of your head and you kind of want it bulky you wan na, lay it flat. So what I'm going to do now is I'm just gon na create imaginary you and I'll go from there. What I mean by that is this: I'm gon na take this end just like this, and I'm gon na place it like that. You all can see so here's the end of the hair, I'm gon na place it like that. Then I'm just going to create like a you shake like that, you all can see that so I just brought the track around, so I'm gon na create imaginary u-shaped like that. Okay, that's really a small you because I want small leave out and I'm just gon na show this down like. So since I'm starting at the front, I go through the weft. I wrap it around three times and I pull I'm gon na go through the weft, wrap it around three times and pull that's all. I'M gon na do and then I'm going to continue to go under and pull under and pull it's so easy and creating your imaginary you, but it's just gon na help you fill in the rest. So this is all I'm doing guys going under and pulling through. Okay, so here's my you in order to hold this here, I'm going to put like a little pen kind of like a thumbtack, and this usually doesn't help, but I don't have my other sewing needle and I'm just gon na hold that into the middle. So I can mark its place, and this is where my? U is gon na go, and I want to make sure that straight so yeah, that's gon na. Be my? U you guys see that so all I did was bring the track around and I'm laying it flat like that - and this is gon na, be my small Levi keep in mind whenever I do make my? U parts, I always make the youth really really small, because I don't like having a lot of leave out if you do have a question, whereas whenever I do go to cuts the middle of the the dome cap out, if I'm cutting my thread, I never cut My thread, I just cut right straight straight down the middle, and that's okay, if you do happen to cut your thread because the U part is so close together, you can just like sew it back down using the remaining remaining. What'S that thing again, using the remaining cap that you have left over sorry guys, you have to go in, you have to continue to fill up these gaps and then you know filament. So that's my small you and I kind of got out the way. So it's easier for me to work with this face and my you will be right. I'M going to fold over this weft here since I'm at the top, and I already made my you - I'm just going to fold it over and continue filling in my space simply because it won't be bulky for one and then two. I already have my you part in place, so it you won't see the folded over West because my you part is already made my you is already made. Should I say so, I puncture through the weft I made a knot so that it can stay and so that it's flat and I'm just gon na continue to sew like so as you can tell I'm going under and pulling through, I'm repeating it so many times. But this is just as simple as it is guys like under pull through make your knot and pull through, so I basically filled in the top. I told you all. I was gon na fill it in with them spaces at the top. I filled it in, but my camera died. So while my camera, while I was charging my battery, I filled that in now I'm just gon na fill in some empty spaces. If you can tell like there's like this big space here - and it goes around like that over here - whatever I'm gon na fill it in with this piece right here and then I have another guy right here. That'S a big guy like this. I have to fill this in because that will be noticeable once I put it on my head, so I'm just gon na fill those gaps in or whatever and I'll show you the finished product. Also, what I'm going to do is here. If you I can tell I didn't so this part right here I didn't show, I didn't bring my weft all the way over to the end. That'S simply because I'm gon na sew hair under it so that when the wind blows, the hair will come back. So I will show you all that and I'm a shell sews a piece on top, I'm not too sure yet, but bear with me I'm going to speed this up. Hey guys, I'm not gon na report this, because my memory kind of getting too full my memory car, I guess I'll, insert pictures of the final wig. So I hope that you all enjoyed this tutorial and yeah see you later. 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