Sewing a Tressed Wig for BJDs - No Glue

[@irisjones1137]

Excellent wig work.

[@missysimaginings1]

Thank you so much!

[@katinkascraft9972]

Love it 😍

[@missysimaginings1]

Thanx!

[@gillianjohnston2784]

I love watching your videos, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Its appreciated by this newbie!

[@missysimaginings1]

Thank you for watching! Have fun with your projects!

[@sea_hedgehog]

Nice tutorial for how to make wefts! They turned out so well!

[@missysimaginings1]

Many thanks!

[@ruthbryant3929]

Enjoyed very much. I know I said I love shoes; however, I also LOVE wigs. Thank you for a great tutorial.

[@missysimaginings1]

My pleasure ~ thanx for watching!

[@madamerealmling6564]

If the fibers can take a bit of heat, it might help when doing the second round of weft sewing to iron them over so they’ll stay in place easier. Course, not all fibers like heat so maybe a tiny test area. Thanks for he great video!

[@missysimaginings1]

Great idea! I think these cheap Halloween fibers would probably melt. 😊

[@samanthadean1083]

I ended up having to re-sew and trim my cap, which was weird because I’m sure I used the correct pattern for my Minifee girl…

[@missysimaginings1]

I think they can stretch out due to the weight & pull of the wefts on the fabric. That's why I always put elastic in my wigs. 😊

[@samanthadean1083]

@@missysimaginings1 No, I meant when I just sewed it together. I put it on her head, like in your video, to put the elastic on and it was huge on her! So I pinned it closer to her head, took it off and sewed it again, trimmed it, and then it looked right.