How To Make A Wig For A Shaved Side

To start off, this rig I'm just going to apply a bronc stocking Cup as well as this black net cup. On top of my mannequin head, I measure the circumference to make sure that it matches the circumference of my head, which is 55 centimeters. Then, for this section with this I cut and the bulk of my hair, I measure from the front to the back as well as this side, for the width add in 2 centimeters for extra bulk. Now I mark everything off on my money, king, on my head and on the cap, and I just make sure that my width and my length when you need a to the front matches up with the measurements that I took before. And I stretch it to suit. And here I'm at off everything in blue, so that I know where I'm going to stitch. I use this golden we've taken C freedom and it's in number 1, I'm starting any back from my marked off with the blue of the cycle to the bottom and I'm bringing it all the way around to my air to the front to create bounce. So this is the back, and this is different. I start to create my bangs just going to flip the truck and stitch that down yeah, I'm showing the direction which you want to lead attracts in the front and how you're going to lead them on this side. I'M using the beasts touch meta, which means that, as I pass sure I loop each stitch to enforce the kanika, Titus latter will hold Ewoks and please, when I reached the end of the track where it meets the blue line. For this I cut. I make sure that I knotted at least two to three times. I drop a nut to hold that in a knot I'm going to take advantage of the stretchy band, so I just measure the full bulk of my side cut um well of my hair, and what I'm doing I'm going around like this, because I hear falls to The side of my face like this and this piece I'm doing it down for when I don't want to leave here out - and I might just leave here on your parameter, which would not be necessary. Hopefully so I'm going around. So it's a c-shape. Okay, I'm going wrong in a c-shape while you we are wrong to here, and I just going back and forth and I'm making sure that my trucks are always straight on the edges. So that is like a kind of invisible technique and you just keep going around and around um, so making sure it lifts straight here and making sure it lay straight here and you just go in around and hopefully I'll come back and show you how to do. The tops and I'd ruin the lines, seeds and blue here. This section would not be getting any hair. So here I'm just continuing to fill that out, as I just explained and I'll just show you when I reach to the top, but I just hope that y'all could understand from my explanations and from what I was able to catch on camera because many times I Was so concentrated and trying to stitch properly that I was not in shock? I really sorry about that here to the top. I usually put this part on the inside. I had forgotten so I just do a machine to shoot my hand and I just cut off the excess from the black netted Cup and he I'm sure and again that you're just going in you know this horseshoe shape until the end up with that much and I'M going to show you how we fill that in so he reached to the end and now you're just going to keep going across. It'S going to be really big tracks in the beginning. I'M doubling it here and, as you go on closer to close at all, the tracks that you cut will just be getting smaller and smaller. So this is the only part of the rig where I cut tracks to 2m. Lay it down, but this is synthetic here. So it's not a big deal actually, and if you want the hair to lean more to decide you simply, instead of laying the track straight as you reach to the end, you just cut a little about D here for small to the side, instead of just in The direction that is to down so this way it a little more versatile and you behold, the Air Force would look more realistic, so here I'm just going to keep closing that off. I'M sorry, the rest! I did not get on camera, and here you see me putting the file tracker as well and I was not in shot again, but I hope that you all understand. So here is the finished product on the mannequin head, and you see here that this side is where I didn't put any of the here on and I'm just going to. You know tuck my hair away and put well slap it on and, as you see you know - and I just make sure I pulled on all that Pat and are you going to use these pins to talk the d-cup away side, push it under and I just Pin it in place to make sure none of the cabochon, and this part is kind of difficult to show. You have to figure out how you going to pin it away depending on how you want to hear, to fall on everything and you could even ship it to multi D back or multi different, and I marked it off so much inability blue kept showing but yeah. So this is, I just try to fix it and I'm just using the viewfinder as my guide, which I can really see. Well, it's a lot better when I do it in the mirror, but hopefully you would be able to see how I install it for now. I would not another option would be to cut it fold in the cap on the inside and then add on clips, but this is a little damage into the air, so I prefer to do this method so yeah do you so define a reason, 90 Park and Then I felt a bit of Cup there, so I'm going to just fix it, so this is basically how I got my way and I repeated myself. I don't know why I was doing that so yeah, and this is just me playing along and here basically afterwards and trying to see how versatile it is so yeah. So I have experimented with it a little bit since then, and it's not as versatile as I would like it to be, but hopefully I could correct that when I do this a second time. Thank you all so much for watching. Don'T forget to follow me on snapchat and on Instagram, and I will see you all next time. Bye, bye,