How to Make Your Wig Fit, Sew Those Wefts - Wig Ed

[@ramonamcnutt954]

Thanks so much for the tutorial. I just had Rachel Welch's Ahead of the Curve that was too large on my petite head. I have cut wefts out before but over cut. This is a great alternative that is fixable if you mess up.

[@ClassySassyManes]

Awesome! So glad this helps. Plus if you ever want to give it away or sell it, you can take the stitch out and it is back to the normal.

[@sparehairloveaffair]

Super helpful tutorial! I love how this method isn’t permanent! 😊

[@ClassySassyManes]

I agree. That is one reason I like this way. Thank you

[@IDreamOfWigs]

How freakin COOL!!!! I’ve seen them use elastic thread! Yes, who knew!? I had no idea there was elastic thread. Oh and I hated my Joss!! That was the most hideous thing ever on me!! 😂❤

[@ClassySassyManes]

Hahaha it was on me also at first. I am now fixing it up.

[@KerriannSullivan]

I was not a Joss fan either…

[@ClassySassyManes]

@@KerriannSullivan I don't think I have work her yet after this video haha

[@Heydoyoulikemyhair]

Great tutorial! You did a great job making her fit you. She looks great and so do you! 😊

[@ClassySassyManes]

Awe thank you my sweet friend!!!!

[@tonyaswigworld]

I have got to try this!!! Thank you Charmaine! ❤

[@ClassySassyManes]

Awe thank you. Hope it helps

[@VCobalt48]

Love this, Charmaine💚 I was about to suggest the method, cutting of the weft but your right its way more work and your way is quick, easy, better. My mom is a master seamstress and uses a thimble and does everything old school. I was taught to sew and miss it. Both wigs look great on you!! One standard cap and one with the bells and whistles. Joss is adorable in Marble Brown-R but love the Bernstein-R,.too 🤩

[@ClassySassyManes]

Awe thank you so much. I think it is easier for me. What I really like is that I can take the stitch out if I want to give it to someone else. Thank you so much for your kind words. My mother could see anything just by looking at it. She was amazing

[@Miak214]

Thank you!

[@ClassySassyManes]

Thank you for watching

[@KerriannSullivan]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 you make me smile!! Excellent info!! Thank you!!!!

[@ClassySassyManes]

Awe thank you!!!!! 💕😊 I love to be honest and, well, I can't hide what my face says hahaha

[@KerriannSullivan]

@@ClassySassyManes the doctors tell my supervisor that all the time… loll

[@ClassySassyManes]

Hahaha yep, I understand that statement totally hahaha

[@gmgrits]

Thanks, I’ll try this with the nape of my new wig. I have a very short neck and the wig has the extended nape. Drives me nuts.

[@ClassySassyManes]

Oh yes, always a way. OMG great things about this technique is, you can always take out a stitch. If you cut something out, it is harder to replace. Good luck and thanks for watching💜

[@loopthetube]

I need to expand the cap.

[@ClassySassyManes]

You can wet the cap with water, put it on a mannequin head that has the same size as your circumference, then let it dry. That can stretch it out for you

[@tricialangley7298]

Thank you. How would you see a wig to make it smaller in the back crown area? I have a Jon Renau Alluer that is too loose.

[@ClassySassyManes]

Just like I did with this one. I have several that are big on the crown area that I have done this same method for and turned out perfect for me. I would try that first before ever cutting out wefts. Thank you for watching.