Tutorial: Voluminous Side Bang With V/ U Part

Hey guys it's Princess Oprah - and this is just a quick demonstration of how I achieve volume in my v /u part unit. First of all, i'm starting with the needle through the web, then put it under the wig cap wrapping the tread twice around the needle before pulling it through, and I'm going to continue sewing under the track. Until I are used to the next side in which I secure that shot and cut it, so this is the part we're going to start making the sweep slash bang at the front, and what I'm doing is I'm showing this truck up here away from that mark Line where we're going to add their usage be part cutter and I'm just going to use the T pin to hold the track. So I don't have to use my hand and that's much easier. So you got to see me doing that so on. I'M just going to sew this away from the mark line flip it so it back towards the line flip it again and sew it away from the line and with a lot of flipping, but this time we're not going to bring it back towards the line. We'Re going to bring it to the next side of the mark line, flip it and store it back to sew it to the back, and then we're going to cut it off, and the reason why the trucks are being flipped so often is to create volume. In the bank section of the hair, because the more the wet are being slip is a more volume that will create, and I want volume in the bank section. So, that's why I'm flipping it and the flipping technique is also used to prevent a lot of shedding because the more you cut the track is the more in you'll get. Unless you get your less, you cut the track, the less than in you get so the middle section up here is where I want to create more volume. So what I'm doing now is sewing the track in the opposite direction away from the bag, and this will give me more volume because after finished going down this track, I'm going to flip it towards the balanced section, and that is what's going to create the volume And I'm going to sew the next track after this in the same position and the more trucks you saw in this position is the more volume you get, but I'm just going to fold two tracks, because I don't want too much of an upper volume. But I want a volume - and you guys this - this technique gives more volume than the flipping technique, because what this does is that it creates a hump which you'll see Sharlee, that giving your volume, when I flip it to the side. Yes, people. This is a technique. I hope for you to achieve or volumous to look and I'm loving it this last exchange. What I'm doing is in Seoul. You strap sideways and I'm using a flipping technique to do so and I'm just going to slow it and flip it until at least to the mark line where I'm going to have the B part and then I'm paralyzed. So this is a finished product of my luminous to be part wave and I'm just going to cut the be where you see that line and my thing is all set and I'm going to have a video how I install into pilots on the carpet.