Anyways, there you go! And best of luck!
I've been getting so many requests from people on Facebook asking how I make my hard cap wigs, that I finally sat down and put the tutorials together. I had already taken all the photos when I made David and Phairby's wigs back in the spring. So here they are..... One important thing to remember is that making a nice wig requires a lot of artistic decisions that are impossible to explain, and a lot depends on the curl of the mohair one is using. I am also no hair stylist. I just took photos of how I made some wigs, and tried to explain it as best as I could. I have not covered how to make a part, since it's not something I'm even comfortable with myself yet, although I did try something new with Baron's wig that might seem promising. So, maybe some day instructions for a part will get added.
Anyways, there you go! And best of luck!
2 Comments
Donna
10/28/2019 08:36:33 pm
Thank you so much for putting these tutorials together! All the photos and instructions give a clear picture of how to go about making a wig. Now I just have to muster up the courage to try making one for my KID Wyatt :o)
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Martha
10/29/2019 12:57:13 pm
Just go slow, one small step at a time, and remember that I've been making wigs for years, and my first wigs didn't look this good either.
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