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Stealthos-Aurion — TUTORIAL: Adding Wefts to Wigs
Published: 2011-02-26 07:19:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 70654; Favourites: 897; Downloads: 0
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So, how many of you have either bought wefts or made them, whether by sewing or using silicone caulk, then wondered what to do next?Adding wefts to a wig is quite easy but no one seems to describe the process in their own wig tutorials. So, in my tutorial I have broken down the process for you.
It is more like a set of guidelines, there is plenty of room for your own twists. I prefer to sew my wefts in, but heck, if you wanted to you could hot glue them into place (if you do not ever plan to remove the wefts). This tutorial visually shows how to add wefts inbetween pre-existing wefts. There are many more things you can do with wefts such as adding them to the edges of the wig for up-dos etc. The possibilities are endless.
Anyway, I hope this tutorial is helpful to someone. Let me know if something is not clear. Feedback is great.
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Thanks for checking out my tutorial! Feel free to link pics when you finish your wig. I enjoy seeing other people's work.
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Thanks to you uploading this, I managed to add wefts to my new Ariel wig!! This was nice and easy to follow and was a greta help!
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Glad to hear that it was easy to follow and that your project went without a hitch. Thanks for sharing your feedback!
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no problem! ^_^ I credited you in my recent deviation for the use of your tutorial XD
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Thank you, that wasn't necessary but I definitely appreciate it. By the way, your wig looks great. The bangs look spot on!
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Thank very much!! I always look at it and think it could be better but that's just me i think lol.
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Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much for this great tutorial!
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You are welcome! I am glad that it can help you with your project!
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Thanks so much! There are so many tutorials on the caulking wefts but they are so vague about inserting them into the wig. This really helped me figure out what to do.
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You are welcome and I am glad that you found it useful for your needs! Thanks for your feedback.
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PSH. Of course it's this easy. Thanks for the tutorial. It always seemed so complicated and this just seems to be the best. Thanks for the clear tut!
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No problem. I am just glad the tutorial was able to make information more palatable for readers!
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what was this wig for? just curious : )
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It was originally for my Jade Curtiss Tales of the Abyss cosplay, but it always bothered me that it was so thin. The photos do not really show how bad it was - one wrong move and anyone could see the mesh. Now that it has been restyled etc, I will be using it for my Richard Tales of Graces cosplay.
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that's cool, and thanks for sharing
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Thank you for the tutorial. This should come in handy.
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Thanks for this tutorial! Other wefting tutorials usually just confuse me. But this one is so simple and straight forward. Makes me go "Oh...so wefting IS easy!" XD
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Excellent! I am glad that you find this tutorial helpful. I personally think half the challenge in following other tutorials is demystifying what the person is saying, hence why I try using lots of pictures and simpler language for my own. Thank you for your feedback!
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Thanks so much for this! (:
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It's pretty clear to me! This is really interesting and helpful; thanks for the tutorial
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Thank you for your feedback as well!
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Holy crap that is super cool! I always wanted to know how to do that
Awesome tutorial!
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LOL I was planning to add wefts to a wig xD what a coincidence!
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Very useful. Definitely favorited in case of future need.
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