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BeanSproutMomo — BJD Wig Tutorial PART ONE
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WIG TUTORIAL PART ONE is finished!I'll try to get part TWO done by early next week. ♥
Part 2 is much more complicated/long winded than part 1.
Hope this is helpful for people looking to create a wig with wool locks, or anything similar.
Here is the link to part 2: LINK
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May I ask hat is a good glue to use. I and find this anywhere. Your instructions are terrific.!
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Could you do a tutorial on how you make your wig caps?
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This kind of hair is just for art dolls right? Not ones that their hair can be brushed?
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You're very welcome!
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Thank you for posting this tutorial, it encourages me to try again with some hair ad locks I wanted to try out. I didn't want to mess up a borrowed sewing machine while wefting hair!
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You are quite welcome! Please let me know if you have any questions.
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I was just wondering if this would be good to use www.parabox.jp/eng_new/other.h… and thiswww.parabox.jp/wig/weft/wigcup…
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Yes! You can absolutely use those!
Parabox also has a good tutorial on their site for making wigs using the wefted hair and wig caps.
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You are welcome! Feel free to ask me any other questions you may have. ^_^
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You are very welcome! Let me know if you ever have any questions! ♥
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did you let each layer dry before moving on to the next one?
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I let it dry a bit before moving on, yes. Just depends on how fast your glue dries.
You can let each layer dry to make sure it's completely set, and doesn't shift around. Up to you~
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I'm still so stunned with all of this... So many steps! But the end result is justs o fabulous!
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It was a lot of steps. >_<
Thank you very much! I can't wait to make a few more.
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Thanks you very much for this tutorial !
I just have a question, if it's not a bother, the liquid latex you used for the headcap, it is the one used generally in makeup ?
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You are very welcome!
Sure, you can ask me anything ^_^
Nope, the liquid latex I used is this one:
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Mold Builder liquid latex. I get mine from Hobby lobby or michaels, and it's about $15 for a huge jar, and it lasts a long time.
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Thanks you very much for your help ! I will try to find an equivalent in France or on the web.
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This is a really awesome tutorial! Im hoping to start making my own BJDs soon, and Ill definitely be using this tutorial
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Thank you! Please let me know if you use it, I'd love to see your results. ^_^
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Thank you so much for putting this together - I realized that I brought my BJD with me, but forgot a wig for her, and was trying to figure out how to make one without going quite insane :3
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You are very welcome!
Hope this works for you to make your own wig. I'd love to see it when you finish. ^_^ ♥
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I got a link for this, this weekend! Fantastic stuff. 
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Woohoo! You are very welcome!
I'd love to see your end results!
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This is so crazy amazing! I can't wait to see it all done on Thebe! <3
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Thanks! haha
I'll bring it with me to the meet~ ♥
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Thank you! This is very helpful :3 Question, though; I have tall dolls and would like some to have long hair. Is there a place to get long fibers?
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You're most welcome!
Glad to be of help~
Hmmm, longer locks huh?
I used Cotswold locks for this wig, but TEESWATER locks are longer.
Search for them on Etsy, or maybe even ebay (not sure about there), and you can find all kinds of already dyed Teeswater locks.
They are a bit more expensive, but worth it for the nice colors and length.
Teeswater locks are generally 9-12", where as Cotswold locks are about 5-7".
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Thank you!! That should work well
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Excellent! You are very welcome!
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