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How to Make Doll Wigs

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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Introduction:

Doll wigs may seem like a small detail in the grand scheme of doll making, but they play a significant role in bringing character and authenticity to the finished product. Whether you’re a doll enthusiast looking to spruce up your collection or a skilled hobbyist creating one-of-a-kind pieces, making doll wigs can be both fun and rewarding. In this article, we’ll take you through the steps necessary to create realistic, eye-catching doll wigs that are perfect for your next project.

Materials You’ll Need:

1. Doll wig cap (can be purchased or made from stretchy fabric)

2. Hair fiber (such as mohair, synthetic hair, or human hair)

3. Strong glue (fabric or acrylic-based)

4. Scissors

5. Needle and thread

6. Styling tools (comb, small brush, curling iron if necessary)

Step 1: Obtain or Make a Wig Cap

Before you begin making your doll wig, you’ll need a wig cap as the base. You can either purchase a premade cap from a craft store or make one yourself using stretchy fabric that matches the color of your doll’s scalp. To create a custom wig cap, simply take your doll’s measurements and cut out a pattern based on these dimensions. Sew the fabric together using tight stitching to ensure that it fits snugly over the doll’s head.

Step 2: Choose Hair Fiber

Select the type of hair fiber you’d like to use for your doll’s wig. Mohair is often recommended for its realistic texture and appearance; however, synthetic hair and human hair are also commonly used. The choice will depend on your personal preference, budget, and whether you have any ethical considerations.

Step 3: Create Hair Plugs

Hair plugs are small bundles of hair fiber that will be attached to the wig cap. To create hair plugs, cut pieces of hair fiber about 2-4 inches long, depending on the desired length of the wig, and tie a knot roughly in the middle of each section.

Step 4: Attach Hair Plugs to the Wig Cap

Begin attaching the hair plugs to the wig cap using strong glue. Starting at the bottom and working your way up will ensure that the hairs overlap, creating a natural look. Apply a small amount of glue to the knotted section of each hair plug and press it onto the inner side of the wig cap. Be sure to follow your desired style or pattern for a consistent look throughout.

Step 5: Secure Hair Plugs with Stitching

Using a needle and thread that matches the color of your doll’s scalp or wig cap, stitch each hair plug in place to ensure added durability. This step is crucial, especially if your doll will be subject to play or frequent handling.

Step 6: Style Your Doll Wig

Once all hair plugs are attached and secure, it’s time to style your doll’s wig. Brush or comb through all fibers gently, ensuring you do not pull too hard as this may dislodge plugs. If required, trim any excess length or use styling tools like curling irons and straighteners (appropriate for hair type) to create your desired look.

Conclusion:

Making doll wigs is an excellent way for creative individuals to personalize their dolls and truly bring them to life. With patience, practice, and this comprehensive guide, you’ll be well on your way to creating realistic and striking doll wigs that will make your creations stand out from the rest. Enjoy crafting unique hairstyles and characters with your newfound expertise!

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