This is the steps for my BJD yarn wig. First I brush to untangle the strands. Then brush with a wire brush til it’s all poofy. I then straighten it so it’s sleek. And rinse and repeat straightening and brushing with a wire brush until I’m happy with it.

How to: Yarn wig for costumes – Fantasywoods

NEW BLOG WITH UPDATED LINKS CAN BE FOUND HERE. Welcome to Day 2 of our 13 Days of Halloween! For today's free pattern, we have our talented Tosha here to teach us one of her favorite costume techniques! These wigs are awesome! Not only do they look amazing, but underneath all that incredible "hair", there is a comfy beanie hat that stays in place comfortably. That's always a win! Plus you don't need any fancy crocheting or sewing skills for this pattern -- you'll soon see that it's not hard…

Free Crochet Halloween Wig pattern with DMC Natura XL. Easy Halloween DIY ideas from Commonthread by DMC.

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Tutorial for making a fabulously curly and bouncy yarn wig. This was made for an Irish dancer who was dressed as Raggedy Ann for a costume special at an Irish dancing competition (feis), but the technique works fabulously for any curly-haired character.

You’ll Need: a headform (remember, you can make your own) a pair of stockings a big ball of yarn. 300 yards is a good place to start. The label will almost always tell you how much yarn is i…