U-Part Wig Diy Tutorial | Very Detailed

Okay, you actually want to start by measuring the circumference of the wick head and I'm just making sure that it is the same size as my head and what you want to do is go around and then also you want to measure from ear to ear. What? Basically, not your from ear, but you just want to make sure that your wig is customized. Well. The cap is customized to the exact measurements of your whole head, not just their circumference, because a lot of times people measure their circumference, but it is too big and bulky sag in the back. So basically, what I did was all the access cap. I'M just sewing. It together a lot of times you can cut that part off and then just sew it together. But since you see the stitching, I didn't want to cut through the stitching and then have the whole cap, basically unravel so yeah right now, I'm just stitching and going across and yeah a lot of times with this cotton thread it will. Oh, it will piss you off so bad because it constantly keeps tangling and I wanted to use the cotton thread instead of the nylon cuz. I I don't know. I just think it's a little bit stronger, then at the nylon thread, but the nylon thread doesn't tangle. Ass bad is this cotton thread it back. Hey you wanted to look a certain way. You just have to do what you have to do. Another tip I want to give you guys is to make sure you thread your needles beforehand. You want to buy at least 10 to 12 needles, the resin beforehand, so you can go faster because if you thread them as you go along, you will really take all day doing that you have to keep stopping and threading needles. If you do it beforehand, you can just get it done and every time one needle ends, you grab another one and keep going okay yeah. We are at the end of that. So you want to make sure that you tie it off and make sure that it's very secure and clip it so with the bottom of the excess cap, you want to stitch it the same way you did the top moving on the hair that we're using is From kyndra's hair boutique, it's I believe I got a 22 2008 teen inch bundle, so starting off with the first bundle we're gon na use. Those t pins that I showed you you can get those from in like craft store or fabric store. They usually have them, and I use it because it makes it a lot easier, pinning the tracks exactly where you want it to go. So when you start sewing, it's very easy, you're able to just get through it way faster and then holding the track and sewing. At the same time, when I used to do that, it will take me an hour and like a half to get through just the bottom half of my wig and since I've been using the little pins like it's gotten way, easier. Okay, so we're gon na just start from that small little point right here at the end of the track. We'Re gon na go through the cap first and stick your right into the track and yeah start our stitch from there. I hope that you guys get feel really left and if you can't just know that I am fitting the needle through the cap and then through the wet, so I'm not going over the web, I'm going straight through the way and you want to make sure you Do that on your first two to three stitches, to make sure that OS is really secure to the because you do not want your West coming aloose. You want to make sure they're really tight and snug to the kind, and then, after that, you are able to sew around the web and not through the laughs, if that makes any sense. Okay, now that I'm done with our first row, I just want you guys to see how it's supposed to look. If I lift you're my hair up at the back or if I decide for like boarding the ponytail, you won't be able to see the tracks underneath and that's very important you're making a way you want to be able to be versatile at least ask versatile, as You would want to be as if it was your natural hair right now, I'm showing you guys how to use the flipped over method. You want to flip over your tracks. You don't want to cut them a lot of times at the top. I do start to cut them, maybe likely one or two of the chocolate throughout the entire wig. I try to not cut my webs to reduce the possibility of my hair shedding at all. You want to keep these bundles and keep this wick for as long as possible, because the hair is not cheap, it's really expensive, so you want to make sure that you're getting your money or your money's worth so yeah flip over those tracks. Ladies, do not or gentlemen do not cut your webs flip over those webs and ensure the longevity of your wave and we're gon na just continue sewing the same way. We did on the first track, we're going around the web and not at three the left and we're gon na just continue that throughout okay, before we finish, sewing the rest of this truck. I want you guys to see how it's placed you want to make sure that the trucks are meeting at each point and also that you're placing them out of curvature. You also want to make sure that you have enough space in between each track and that they're not laying directly on top of each other. Okay, so I completely finished sewing the first bundle onto the cab, and I just want you guys to see how that looks. So yeah I'm gon na start on my second bundle and using the same method that I used at the bottom, I'm so curving all of my tracks and I'm just sewing them and using the flip over method. Another thing I wanted to add is that I always sew through the wet when I'm at the edge of the elastic band, because I just want to make sure that it's secured to the cap before I curve the wet to sew it onto the rest of the Part of the gap, just in case you guys, were wondering this is my first time using this dumb cap, but I'm happy. I did because it allows my hair to breathe and it doesn't rip and a lot of the other dome caps I was using, would read when I you know, went in to scratch. My hair, or you know just reusing the wig multiple times it all starts to fall apart, and I have an experience that with this wig at all, so I am pretty happy and it was inexpensive. I believe it was about four dollars and yeah. Nobody wants to spend all this time, making a wig for it to start to fall apart after about two months. You want this to be something that you can use for a very long time, so yeah, if you guys, are looking for a dumb cap, that you feel that it's flexible and will work and it's durable. I recommend you guys trying this wig cap. Okay, I want you guys to see how there is more space on one side of the live, because it is a side part. We'Ve run out of space on one side, but I'm gon na continue to use the flip over method and so the leg down, basically going back and forth until this whole gap is filled. I remember when I first started making my wigs. I would get to the end and I would have all this space left over on one side and the other side will be finished, and I will freak out do not do that. Ladies, it's normal when one side gets full just work on the other side, it will be okay, it's gon na feel like nice. I promise you though it definitely will. So don't worry, even if you have a middle part, and you have more here on the one side, if you fill in the spaces that are empty, it will be fine. You have to start off from somewhere right. We are at the end of the video. I hope you guys found this these tips in this video useful right here, I'm just using the flip over method, and I am going to continue doing that until there's no space left on the cap. I obviously I'm not going to sew over the two lines of demarcation. I'M gon na cut around that once I'm done so yeah. If you guys have any questions, let me know the description box down below. Let me know how you make your wig and if you have any suggestions or tips I can use to make making my wigs easier, don't forget to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up. Also, I have a video that I will link down below of me. Styling this way