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I think it looks good. Did you mean for it to be straight in the back? I think the color is a very nice brown, and I really like the front and the way it is parted.
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No, i didn't mean for is to be straight. But I was trying to make my own pattern design and it came out that way. I will try again in a few days and adjust the pattern and the way I make the cut in fabric.
Next time i am going to make sure a pull back some of the fur before Icut it.
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I like your second attempt too.
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Thanks, it does look better.
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The first one isn't bad, but that second one? Adorable!
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Second one is more in my style but I like he first one too - great for a proper, young gentleman
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I love it!! You don't happen to have a pattern do you? I have a few fake fur "pelts" in my fabric box that I was wanting to turn into fur wigs
Your boy is so precious btw! The wig suits him really well ^v^
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What I did was first I measured his bald head.
Then I took a ruler and measured out 2 half circles diameter 4 1/2 to 5 inches and 1 1/2 to 2 inches tall.
Then I hand sewed them right sides together in a blanket stitch, but if you want to use a sewing machine I would sew 1/4 inch seam around the circle part and leave the flat line edge for the opening.
Also I made sure that i placed the flat part of the circle pattern at the edge of the fabric for the longer look. In the below picture I used white thread so that you can see how I was stitching it up.
Then when your done sewing try it on the head and make adjustments for the ears by cutting out notches in the desired area. I placed the wig on so that the seam goes from just behind the ears from ear to ear across the head. then once i had it the way i wanted it i styled it with a comb and brush.
I hope this helps and that i e lained OK.
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i think it looks great for a first try - wish i could sew wigs for my dolls ^^
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Thanks, I might try other colors here in the near future.
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I might have to try this! I need a new wig for one of my sweeties. Yours look great!
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I looks amazing! I really like how you styled it!
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Thanks again, it was very simple to make.
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