How To Make A U-Part Wig (on a sewing machine) 

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Thank you!! And you know what, I didn’t think about it that way. I secured the ends to make sure the wig lasts as long as possible but you are so right! The wig doesn’t shed! 💚

Hi there! A single stitch was used to secure the track💚

Hi there! I used #Singer sewing machine so I try to stick with all #Singer products. I used #Singer thread 67110 and #Singer heavy duty needles 110/18. I hope this helps 💚

You’re so welcome and thank you for watching!! I’m using a Singer sewing machine and the needles are the same brand, heavy duty 110/18. I used a zigzag stitch to sew the bundles together, and a straight stitch to construct the wig. My tension was on 4, width between 3-4, length between 2-3. The number of bundles you’ll need depends on the length and whether you want it to look natural or dramatically full. I think 2 bundles for lengths less than 20”-22” is enough for a natural look. You can add the third for more fullness, of course. We don’t sell kinky straight at the moment, however our Micah curl bundles can give you that kinky straight look if you blow dry it out… in case, you were looking for hair. 😊 I hope this information helps!💚

I’m sorry I don’t but I got it from Amazon and honestly any white fabric pencil will work.