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Hand-made
Weft Hair Technique by MHRW INTERNATIONAL
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LEARNING THE
WEFT HAIR TECHNIQUE
Now that you
have familiarized yourself with the materials, the tools, and
the accessories that are necessary for creating Women's wigs,
you must next learn the techniques required for creating them
from start to finish. When creating Women's Wigs, you have the
option to create your wig using the strand-by-strand ventilating
method of tying hair or you can create your wig using weft hair.
Weft hair is
hair that has been sewn together into tracks. The tracks are
sewn to the wig caps to create various types of women's wigs.
You can purchase weft hair at various Wig Supply Shops or you
can learn how to creating your own hand-made weft. Below is
an inexpensive way to create your own weft hair.
This technique
is called the Weft Hair Technique
The Weft technique
is the process of weaving hair between strings in order to create
Weft strips. Weft strips are used in many ways for creating
Men's Hairpieces or Women's Lace Wigs. There are various kinds
of women's wigs and each are made a little differently than
the other, some are made with just the weft strips and other
are made with both weft and single strands of hair at various
areas on each wig.
How a wig is
created is controlled or altered by its designer and creator.
Should you wish the wig to have additional hair, you simply
create your weft hair supply so it is as thick as desired. This
can be done in two ways; (1) while you are making the Weft,
(2) or by doubling the purchased Weft before sewing them together
or to the foundation. You are able to control how a wig is being
made and once you learn how easy designing and making a wig
really is, you'll love making them as much as you enjoy wearing
them.
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Creating
a Weft Making Rack : Weft Rack |
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WEFT HAIR TECHNIQUE
Weft is
made by weaving and tying hair between three strings, next it
is sewn along the string area locking the hair in place. For
this you will need a set of Weft sticks. Below are easy to follow
instructions explaining how Weft sticks are strung.
Stringing
Weft Sticks
Using a strong
thin non-rotting thread (preferably plastic) when making Weft
and follow these instructions.
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1.
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Tie String
No. 1. to Stick A. (9" from bottom of base) at Position
C.
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Tie other end of String No. 1. to Stick B. (11" from
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Tie String No. 2. to Stick A. (9" from bottom of base)
at Position C.
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Tie other end of String No. 2. to Stick B. (9" from
bottom of base). |
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Tie String No. 3. to Stick A. (9" from bottom of base)
at Position C.
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Tie other end of String No. 3. to Stick B. (7" from
bottom of base). |
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Weft Sticks and String Set-Up
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Steps required
for creating Hand-made Weft |
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STEPS
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1.
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Reach between
Strings 1 and 2 (grasping hair from behind, pulling it away
from you) under String 3, pulling it forward between Strings
1 and 2, and then, back over top of String 1. |
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2.
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Reach between
Strings 1 and 2, (grasping hair), and then, pull it forward
between Strings 1 and 2. |
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Reach between
Strings 1 and 2, pull hair under String 3 (away from you),
and then, (up and out towards you) between Strings 1 and
2, and then, over top of String 1. |
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4.
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Reach between
Strings 1 and 2, pull hair forward. |
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5.
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(From behind)
reach forward between Strings 2 and 3, pulling hair back
through strings (let string hang freely). |
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Now,
(while holding both ends of the hair) bring them together
and tie a tight knot.
The root-ends
of the hair should be as short as possible, while still
being able to be tied into a knot. The root-ends may be
cut off being tied if desired (leave 1/2" of hair remaining).
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When finished
tying each group of hairs, slide them to the left (on strings)
making room for next group of hairs to be tied to strings.
Repeat above
process until you have desired Weft strip length.
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Once you
have weaved and tied enough hair onto strings, slide all
of them evenly to center of strings. Cut strings on left
or right, tie strings next to end of row of tied hair. Next,
cut and tie hair at other end the same way.
To secure
weaved hair into position, sew together along knots (using
a sewing machine). This will lock the hair into a permanent
position keeping it from sliding or bunching-up in one place.
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footnote::=
Should you decide not to make your own Weft, then Ready-made
Weft hair is available for purchased from our Hair Supply
web page.
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There are many other
links to information dealing with many other important subjects
regarding personal appearance, however, if you would like someone
who does weft, click the Enter Here link below.
We hope you find
this information useful!..
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Wig Making Tips
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Wig Repair
& Maintenance
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Wig repair is simply doing basic maintenance that
keeps your wig looking new.
Standard maintenance is simply cleaning or adding
hair to your wig, when necessary - - and so it looks
the way it did when you purchased it new.
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Make A
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Amazingly... Yasmin made her Lace Front Wig in just
10 hours, Yasmin made the wig she is wearing with
4 - 5 ounces of human hair weft.
The total cost for the hair and wig cap to make
Yasmin's Lace Front Wig cost her less then $300.00.
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Make Your
Own Wig Bangs
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Tyra Banks wears beautiful Lace Front Wigs that
make her look great and her latest wig fashion look
includes beautiful long bangs.
Bangs are hot and everyone wants them. Naturally,
you can buy them, but making them yourself is easy.
All you need is some quality hair and a little lace
monofilament material.
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