Very Detailed | How To Make A U-Part Wig With Kinky Curly Hair

We'Re gon na get straight to it. These are the materials that I use to make my u-part wig. First, we have icy hairs, Mongolian kinky curly. I have some T pins my needle and thread. I also have this closure in 18. Inches that I'm not gon na use side, combs and a mesh dome style, wig cap, a canvas block head that I got from Amazon and a mannequin head holder to keep myself entertained. I'M watching The Bachelorette you just put on your show or a movie of choice, making sure that the block head is secure. I'M gon na use this dome cap and just stick it right on now. I'M gon na draw my part, I'm using anything that will show up on the wig cap itself, just kind of guessing where I would like the part to go. You have to consider that when you cut it it will become wider than what it looks like when it's drawn. So I try not to make it too big, I'm using my two fingers as my guide. I'M gon na block that part out now. I'M gon na take my bundle and double wefted, starting from the very back and the bottom I'm trying to fit as many as possible. I'M pinning it down. So I can secure the part that I want to start at when I start a new bundle. I stick needle through there left and pull. I have a long string, so I'm just gon na pull it all the way and then tie a knot to make it tight and secure, tie another knot and another knot. Then I'm gon na start stitching. I like to do a double loop kind of situation when I'm starting off a new track, so I like to loop, the needle through the thread and loop, it a second time just to make sure that the tracks are secure. I might be doing a little bit of overkill here, but I haven't had any problems with my tracks when it comes to my wig. So if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Now I'm going to pin the other side of this track to make sure that it doesn't fall down and I get everything in place. I definitely could be spacing my stitches further away and I'm gon na do that later on. Here'S a close-up of what I've done so far as I get to the other side pinning the left is critical to making sure things stay in place and don't move around while you're stitching. Now I'm speeding up to where I have to do the fold-over method. All I'm going to do is stitch through the left again and then pull I'm not stitching into the elastic band of the wiggy there and then loop. We'Re going to show you exactly how I loop right here now that I have that one corner secured I'm folding over and pinning down away from where I'm going to make that first stitch to make that next row. Second row coming out good, I'm gon na use! My finger again as a guide to see how far I should make the spacing for the tracks make sure when you pin it's nice and tight, so the wefts. Don'T hang I'm back on the other side, so I can start the fold-over method. Again, I pinned the track to the camp is to keep it in place. I hope this is good enough for you to see how I'm using the tee pins to frame where I want to start stitching, but I'm not gon na put the tee pin exactly there, because I need to get in there now that that's anchored, let's get to The other side of this week after I've repeated the process a couple of times we're almost done and I'm opening up a new bundle to get to the top of this week, because I'm at the top I've started single lefting, and I am now going to connect One left to another just by stitching it as close together as possible, I'm going to take a track cut it. So I'm just gon na place it along this blue line that I drew and pin it in place so that doesn't move. This is going to be the: U of the you parked after that, I'm gon na go back in and fill in the missing pieces just enough, because I know that this hair is curly and it's going to get really full I've reached the other side. This is the last stitch guys who did it oops? It is make sure it's nice and tight and secure and we are done. This is the final product, I'm going to figure out how to put it on my head. If you want to see that I'll have another video for you now it's time to cut this oops, I didn't even realize that I had color on the canvas head. That'S awkward! I'M just gon na take some scissors pray and cut down the middle. Then you're gon na cut the excess off without cutting the strings that you sewed it on and please use a sharp pair of scissors. My scissors were terrible, so I had to cut it off camera. This is the final result. I hope you enjoyed the video thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe for more contract.