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Making Hard Cap Wigs - Part 2 - Basics
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2021
- Welcome to the second part in the series about doll wig making using hot glue. This method of wig making creates waterproof, washable wigs and there are no smelly toxic glues involved.
I'm trying to make shorter videos more often, so I'm breaking this vast topic into a series. Sorry for ending this one a bit abruptly, the third part with how to make partings and natural hairline is soon to follow! Looking forward to your feedback! Please like and subscribe to support our fledgling channel!
To learn more about my art dolls or to order a doll wig (I can do any doll I have in my collection, so ask, or you can send me a head to model the wig on) visit my website: www.inamoratadolls.com
Music:
No.4 Piano Journey by Esther Abrami (opening title)
Thank you so, SO much for these! I'm making my first artdoll based off a character I really like. He has short, slicked back hair, and I had barely found anything on natural hairlines. Those help a lot (: I will be making some tests, especially since short hair does indeed seem more difficult... and if it doesn't work, well, at least I learnt a lot!
Your dolls look absolutely stunning, and it's a pleasure to watch! I love all the dedication you put into this art form, all the attention to detail, and that you show the "mess ups" as well. No matter how professional something ends up looking, they're always bound to happen, and learning to work with and fix mistakes is an integral part of any art process I believe. Not all people making tutorials over here show those parts of it.
Also totally feel you with trying to record and not paying attention to the camera when you get immersed 🤣 Anyways, thank you so very much. These are invaluable 💖
Such great videos. Thanks for sharing! Aaron
Thank you for doing these videos! Love watching these
YES!!!! Please, rescuing videos!!!!
Yes. Rescue helps
Thank You for this really the best conclusive instruction...
Made one for my American girl doll, it came out beautifully! Love this method. Thank you for sharing.
I could watch your videos all day! I wish there were more. Even live streams would be great!
Also I just want to say Thankyou so much for sharpening this! I’m very great full for the help!
Happy to help! I'll try to post the part three soon.
Thank you! Waiting for the next part. :)
Golden week holiday is just starting here in Japan, so I should have time to finish the part three soon. The script is done and footage exists. It's just that editing takes time because we are still learning it. 😅
@@EmiliaCouture oh glad to know!! Good luck! I love your channel.
Thank you. Please let me know if you have any requests for future videos. I've been filming most of work for the past year, but it's hard to pick what topic to start editing next.
I’m really enjoying your videos! Thank you so much for sharing these, you’re doing a great job!
Thank you Lori. Still learning and much to improve upon, but I appreciate the encouragement. :)
I just came from part 1 😆✌🏻 and I’m in love with your amazing work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💖💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷
Absolutely beautiful dolls and One day I’m gonna purchase one of your beautiful dolls 👍🏻💕💕💕
Looking forward to see more of your beautiful dolls and amazing videos ❤️
Thank you so much! I hope the pandemic will allow me to cast and ship dolls again soon. At the moment I'm almost out of dolls.
Thank you so much for making these videos I find them so helpful and taking my skills to the next level I really appreciate you and your work is incredible
Thanks, love your personality. New subscribers 😂😁
Yeah I was waiting for the video all week great video as always thank you for the detailed explanation specially for the fibers used ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sorry to make you wait! I'll try to get the next part in faster. The parts 2 and 3 were meant to be just one video, but it just got too long.
@@EmiliaCouture hhhhh i was just exited for the new vidéo don’t mind me lol ...thank you for taking time to reply I hope that your channel will grow more because your doll are amazing and you as well 🤗
I think I need to post videos more regularly for this channel to take off. What comes to the fiber, my favourite is alpaca and I get it from Etsy. My favourite shops are Karmandolls and LaFiabaRussa.
You're an amazing freakin person omg. THANK YOU
I can’t wait to see your next video, I’ve been trying different ways to make wigs and I really like your technique, so much less waiting for glue to dry. I can’t wait to give it a try, I just need to get two way stretch fabric.
I tried many glues too but they took ages to dry and the horrid chemical fumes triggered my asthma. Hot glue is really easy and fast. You can use even tricot as the cap fabric, but I find netting fabric is easier to soak through with the glue.
@@EmiliaCouture awesome! I’m happy for any tips I can get ☺️
Yeah I was waiting for the video all weak lol
😂 I kept saying tire instead of tier in the voice over, and even after several takes one tire still crept into the final video, and I was too tired to set up the recording gear and redo the take.
I would love for you to make a video on how to fix wigs when we get Blue on the hair without starting completely over I’ve had to start over I don’t know how many times because I keep messing up the parting line
Very nice 👍🏻👏🏻💖🥰
Thanks.
what do you use to make the waves in the hair stay wavy?
I noticed when I brush Mohair hair I lose a lot of it. Do you have any tips for this?
Can I ask how much hair did this take... in grams? Many thanks!!
Thank you Emilia! This is very interesting. Can you please share eventually where to buy those beautiful alpaca hair? I've tried but it's difficult to find the best thin hair without seeing them in person...
Sure, but I've accumulated them all over the place. Bought a lot in Moscow doll salon, mostly I just get them from Etsy. I just didn't want to promote any seller above another. I guess I should make a video about the materials too.
@@EmiliaCouture Yes please, just because sometimes it's difficult to find the more suitable materials...
I checked my Etsy and my favourite shops are Karmandolls and LaFiabaRussa.
@@EmiliaCouture I know LaFiabaRussa, I bought one time some alpaca but maybe I choosed the wrong kind, since it was thicker than my hair. Thank you for sharing!! 🤗
That's weird. I've mostly been happy with the quality, although one custom order blue faded grey over time.