Yarn Wigs
I'm getting better :-)
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Wig making- Part 2 Final result
I'm happy with her:-D Even her lip color change wasn't too bad for a change. Even though I'm really happy with the way this wig came out, it was more work than I anticipated. I watched a human size wig tutorial by a You Tuber named fabulasityisme. Hers was the easiest for me to follow. From my own experience I learned a few things for next time I try this: 1. use real glue. Hot glue is very unforgiving. 2. use less glue on the wefts and more to apply them to the wig cap. 3. TAKE YOUR TIME:-D I have to remind myself to take my time, it's not a race...it's a process... 4. learn from my mistakes and don't make the same ones next time. *,*
Adventures in making a doll wig-Part1
When I received Fashionista #77, I loved her face, but hated that hair. It reminded me of the cheap .99 Kanekalon you put in your little girls hair over the summer so that she can take swimming lessons without messing up the good braids you're going to put in when school start:-D It was super straight and very stiff. So BIG CHOP-but look at that beautiful face*,* beginning of a wig cap I sacrificed one of my old wigs for this. Good thing I did. Even doll wigs take a lot of hair, time and patience.