Detailed Wig Making Tutorial (Curly Hair) | Supernova Hair Brazilian Curly - Ifyyvonne

All right, so I take five pins and pin them down to at the front sides, one in the middle back and then two at the corners pin this down just to make sure that there's no bumps or lumps along the edge of your closure. So when you're sewing it down it's nice and flat, so when you start out stitching your closure to the cap, make sure you do a double knot or a double stitch at the corner, so that it lays nice and flat and doesn't flap up when you go In to cut the cap under the closure at the end and just go all there on the cap and take the pins out as you're going along and then make sure that your closure is nice and flat so that when you're done, you don't have any ripples. On your closure - and then I flipped a cap over for a weft to put underneath and I'll get to that. So I got four bundles here. The links will be on the screen and down below love their curly hair. Can'T with you guys to show you guys how it looks at the end, but this is when I'm putting the first weft under the cap. I only do this if I feel, like I may put my hair up like in a bun a high power whatever I just have that security of a whetstone underneath - and this is what it looks like when I put one left under the cap or inside the Cap so when I start stitching the wefts onto the cap, I put the needle through the weft first. This helps decrease any type of tangling you'll. Get so make sure that you put the thread through the weft first before you start stitching it onto the cap, and then you placed needle as close to the closure. I just in cake as you can so you don't have any gaps between your closure in your webs and the way I do all my stitches. I do a is it a knot or a loop so that every stitch is secured so that any time you have a snag or any type of rip or cut in your the thread of your unit, your whole row of your bundles won't fall out. It is a little bit more time-consuming, but you're. You know we will be more secure and it will last longer. I'Ve never had a unit where my web start falling off because of a snag or anything like that. So it's more security. So when I get to an end of thread or when the thread is getting short, I do a double loop on the needle double or triple and it makes an automatic not when you pull it through and then I just cut it off. I give enough room so that if I want to tie a knot I can, but you don't have to, because when you do that double triple loop, it automatically makes them not. But I just do this. If I have time this adds extra security in your wefts and your threading and everything like that, this is how I do my fold-over method when I get to, as close as to the closure, as I can I put the needle through, and then I do. One loop, but I I was a mistake here. I usually do two loops because it keeps the weft more down flip the left over and then put this stitch as close to the closure as possible and then loop. The thread loop, the thread over the needle twice, just to lock that weft in place and be able to keep your bundles or west's as flat as possible. So at this point I have two bundles down in the last bundle. That'S when I do the side to side stitching for the top. I do this with the weft closer together for curly hair because it brings more volume to the top so that your look overall with the curls would be nice and even and then my unit is done. I have a nice volume up top the closure. I think it has. It is a middle part, yeah just a middle part. Now I'm ready to cut the cap underneath the closure cut off the lace, then send it off to condition and paddle brushing. So I can plot the curls and then stay tuned for part. 2 on how I install and how I got my little color up top