
ONLINE WIG MAKING COURSE
Learn the craft behind every wig
Learn the construction process from sewing-machine basics to the finished wig — with the details that help you understand what you’re doing along the way.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY WITH WIGS, FIRST YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE WIG.
You want to learn how to construct a wig that fits, lays properly and looks polished enough that you’d feel comfortable putting your name - and eventually a price on it.
Maybe you've been thinking about starting a wig business.
Maybe you've already started making wigs, but you know your construction isn't where you want it to be yet.
Or maybe you haven't made your first wig at all.
You've been watching tutorials.
Saving videos.
Looking at sewing machines.
Trying to figure out what supplies you need.
And wondering where you're even supposed to start.
No matter which one sounds like you, the goal is probably pretty similar:
You want to learn how to construct a wig that fits, lays properly and looks polished enough that you'd feel comfortable putting your name — and eventually a price — on it.
And that's where things can get frustrating.
MAYBE YOU'VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN FROM YOUTUBE.
And listen — there are some really good wig-making tutorials on YouTube.
There are even videos where somebody takes you through an entire wig from beginning to end.
But that doesn't always mean they show you everything you actually need to see.
They may show you where the closure goes...
but barely show you how they're sewing the tracks.
They tell you to mark your guidelines...
but don't really explain how they're spacing them or what can happen when that spacing is off.
They say: "Now double your wefts..."
and keep right on moving like you’re already supposed to know what that means and how to do it.
Maybe they show the sewing machine setup...
but they move through it so quickly that if you've never used one before, you're still sitting there wondering:
"Okay...but where exactly does THAT thread go?"
Sometimes their hand is covering the exact thing you needed to see.
Sometimes a step happens off camera.
And sometimes you watched the entire tutorial...
but you're still left guessing about the little details.
And those little details matter when you're the one sitting at the machine trying to make the wig yourself.
OR MAYBE YOU'VE ALREADY TRIED MAKING WIGS.
And this is where it gets real.
You spend hours working on the wig...
then put it on and realize:
It's too big.
Or too tight.
Or bulky.
Or bumpy.
Maybe your closure isn't sitting or laying where you thought it would.
Maybe you carefully marked your guidelines...and your tracks still ended up sliding away from them.
Maybe everything looked fine at the bottom of the cap...and then you got toward the top and realized your spacing was off.
Now you've still got hair left and nowhere to put it.
Or you used too much too soon and the top of the wig is thick and bulky.
Then there's the sewing machine.
You finally get it threaded.
Start sewing.
The thread slips out.
You thread it again.
Now it's bunching underneath.
You fix that.
Then the track shifts.
And somewhere in the middle of all that you're thinking:
"WHY IS THIS SO HARD?"
That's the part people don't always show.
AND IF YOU WANT TO SELL WIGS?
Those problems hit a little differently when you’re trying to sell the wig.
Because now you're not just thinking:"
I don't like how my wig came out.
"You're thinking:
"Would I feel comfortable asking somebody to PAY me for this?"
You can't build a wig business around guessing.
Before the logo.
Before the website.
Before the packaging.
Before worrying about what you're going to charge...
A wig that's too big can become a customer problem.
A bulky wig doesn't look as polished as it should.
Poor track placement affects the finished construction.
A closure sitting in the wrong position can throw off the whole look.
And if every wig takes forever because you're constantly stopping to figure out what went wrong...
that's going to matter when you're trying to turn this into income.
YOU NEED THE SKILL.
THAT'S WHY I CREATED THE GLUELESS WIGS BLUEPRINT.
I'm not giving you a bunch of videos and expecting you to figure out how everything goes together.
I'm walking you through my construction process in order.
We start at the beginning.
Your sewing machine.
Your tools.
Your measurements.
Your foundation.
Your wig cap.
Your closure.
Your guidelines.
Your wefts.
Your tracks.
Your construction.
And finally, your finished construction.
Beginning to end.
Because I don't just want you to watch me make a wig.
I WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO CONSTRUCT ONE.
→ Start Learning the BlueprintAND LET ME MAKE ONE THING VERY CLEAR. THIS IS A WIG CONSTRUCTION COURSE.
I'm teaching you how to construct the wig.
That means we're focusing on things like:
Your sewing machine.
Your measurements.
Your foundation.
Your wig cap so that your wig FITS.
Closure placement.
Guidelines.
Preparing your wefts.
Double wefting.
Sewing your tracks.
Managing bulk.
Attaching the closure.
Constructing your middle-part wig.
Constructing your side-part wig.
And finishing the actual construction.
This is NOT a wig-styling course.
I'm not teaching you how to curl the finished wig.
I'm not teaching layers and cutting.
I'm not teaching hair coloring.
I'm not teaching heat styling.
I'm not teaching wig installation.
I'm not teaching a full plucking/customization course.
The Bleach the Knots Tutorial is included as a bonus,
but the heart of this course is wig construction.
Because before you worry about how you're going to style a beautiful wig...
YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO CONSTRUCT IT.
BEFORE WE EVEN START THE WIG, LET'S GET THAT SEWING MACHINE UNDER CONTROL.
Never used a sewing machine before?
That's okay.
Or maybe you already bought one...
and every time you sit down to use it, something starts acting crazy.
The thread slips out.
It breaks.
It tangles.
It bunches underneath.
And now you're trying to figure out the machine AND the wig at the same time.
That's a lot.
So before you start putting your good hair under that needle, I'm going to show you the sewing-machine basics you need for wig construction.
You'll also have sewing practice sheets so you can get comfortable first.
You do not have to already know how to sew before you come into this course.
That's part of what I'm here to teach you.
THEN WE'RE GOING TO DEAL WITH FIT.
Because nothing will humble you faster than spending hours making an entire wig...
putting it on...
and realizing:
THIS THING DOES NOT FIT.
Maybe it's huge.
Maybe it's too tight.
Maybe it's bunching in places it shouldn't.
Maybe it looked perfect on the mannequin head...
but fits completely differently on the person it was actually supposed to fit.
That's why measurements and your foundation matter.
I'll show you how I take the measurements I need and prepare the foundation before the construction starts.
Because if you're planning to make wigs for customers, fit is not something you want to discover is wrong after you've already finished the whole wig.
AND THEN THERE'S TRACK PLACEMENT.
This is one of those things that looks simple when you're watching somebody else.
Until it's your turn.
You mark your guidelines.
Start sewing.
One track moves a little.
Then another.
Your spacing starts changing.
You keep working your way up...
and suddenly you're looking at the hair you still have left thinking:
"WHERE AM I SUPPOSED TO PUT THE REST OF THIS?"
Or you finish the wig and it's bulky because too much hair ended up in the wrong places.
Inside the Blueprint, I'll show you how I mark my guidelines and work my way through the construction so you have a roadmap to follow.
YES, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT DOUBLE WEFTING TOO.
Because everybody loves to say:
"Just double your wefts."
Okay.
But if you've never done that before...
HOW?
You're trying to keep two wefts together.
Keep them straight.
Control the machine.
Keep your stitching where it belongs.
And keep all that hair out of the way.
I'll show you how I prepare and work with my wefts so you can actually see what I'm doing.
BULKY WIGS DON'T JUST "HAPPEN."
Something in the construction is creating that bulk.
And if you eventually want somebody to pay you for the wig you're making...
that matters.
Your customer may not know why the wig looks bulky.
She just knows it doesn't look the way she expected.
I'll show you what I'm paying attention to during construction and where bulk can become a problem.
Because:
"I MADE IT MYSELF" DOESN'T HAVE TO MEAN "IT LOOKS HOMEMADE."
FIRST, WE'RE CONSTRUCTING THE MIDDLE-PART WIG.


Middle-part wig shown after construction and styling. Styling is not included in this course.
This is where I'm really going to slow things down.
I'm going to walk you through the process closely.
You'll see how I prepare and sew the wefts.
How I work my way through the cap.
How I attach the closure.
And how I finish the actual construction.
If you're completely new to machine-made wigs, this is the wig I want you paying close attention to.
I'm showing you.
The middle-part wig gives you the construction foundation you're going to need before we move into the next wig.
THEN WE STEP IT UP WITH THE SIDE-PART WIG.


Side-part wig shown during/after construction. Styling is not included in this course.
The side-part wig is a little more advanced.
By this point, you've already watched me:
sew the wefts,
work through the basic construction...
and attach the closure.
I'm not going to repeat every beginner step all over again.
This is where I want you to start using what you've already learned.
I'll show you how I approach the side-part construction and the placement needed for the look I'm creating.
But I'm going to expect you to bring the foundation you learned during the middle-part wig with you.
Think of it this way:
THE MIDDLE-PART WIG IS WHERE I TEACH YOU THE PROCESS. THE SIDE-PART WIG IS WHERE YOU START APPLYING IT.
That's how you begin moving from simply following along... to actually understanding what you're doing.
AND I WANT YOU TO ACTUALLY SEE WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT.
Have you ever watched somebody teach something and they say:
"Put this through here."
And you're looking at the screen thinking:
"WHERE IS HERE?"
That's exactly why I've paid attention to the little details in this course.
If I'm showing you where the bobbin thread needs to go...
I want you to see that little groove.
If I'm showing you where the closure needs to sit...
I want you to see exactly where I'm putting it.
If we're marking guidelines...
I want you to know what I'm marking and why.
If I'm sewing...
I don't want you staring at the back of my hand trying to figure out what just happened underneath it.
WATCHING SOMEBODY MAKE A WIG AND ACTUALLY BEING TAUGHT HOW TO MAKE ONE ARE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS.
YES — SHOW ME HOWI created this course to teach...
BECAUSE TRIAL AND ERROR GETS EXPENSIVE.
Practice?
Absolutely.
You're going to need to practice.
I'm not going to tell you that you're going to watch one course and magically become an expert without putting in the work.
But there's a difference between:
practicing what you've actually been taught...and blindly making another wig and hoping this one turns out better.
Another cap.
Another closure.
More hair.
More supplies.
More hours.
Another wig that doesn't fit.
Hair isn't cheap.
If your goal is to make money with wigs, you need to start understanding why you're getting the result you're getting.
That's how you get better.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN INSIDE THE GLUELESS WIGS BLUEPRINT
SEWING MACHINE BASICS FOR WIGMAKING
Get comfortable with the machine before you start constructing the wig.
TOOLS & MATERIALS
Know what you actually need instead of buying everything you see somebody use online.
HEAD MEASUREMENTS
Learn the measurements you need before the construction starts.
CANVAS HEAD & WIG CAP PREPARATION
Set up your foundation the right way before a single track goes down.
CLOSURE PREPARATION & PLACEMENT
Learn how I prepare and position my closure.
PREPARING & DOUBLE WEFTING
See how I prepare the hair before sewing it onto the cap.
CLOSURE GUIDELINES
Know where your closure belongs before you start sewing.
WEFT GUIDELINES
Create a roadmap for your track placement.
SEWING THE TRACKS
Follow along as I work my way through the middle-part construction using the sewing machine.
MANAGING BULK
Find out what I'm watching during construction so the finished wig doesn't look like it's hiding something.
SEWING THE CLOSURE
See how I attach the closure using the method taught inside the Blueprint.
DETAILED MIDDLE-PART CONSTRUCTION
This is the foundational construction where I walk you closely through the major construction steps.
ADVANCED SIDE-PART CONSTRUCTION
Use the foundation you've already learned as I show you how I approach the more advanced side-part construction.
ADJUSTABLE BAND
Finish your glueless wig with an adjustable band for a secure fit.
AND MORE...
WHY I CREATED THIS COURSE

Hey, I'm Toni.
I started making wigs in 2014 for a very simple reason:
I got tired of buying wigs that didn't fit the way I wanted them to.
Too big.
Too bulky.
Sometimes too small.
Sometimes the hair wasn't what I expected.
And eventually I thought:
"If I want the wig made the way I want it, I'm going to have to learn how to make it myself."
So that's what I did.
And no, everything didn't come out perfect from day one.
I dealt with fit problems.
Wigs that didn't lay the way I wanted.
Construction that looked off.
And that frustrating feeling of finishing the wig and still thinking:
"Something isn't right."
But I kept making them.
I kept learning.
I moved from making wigs by hand to using the sewing machine.
And over the last decade I've made wigs professionally, worked with clients and refined a construction process I trust.
That's the process I'm teaching you.
I’m just going to show you exactly how I do it, and let the process speak for itself.
Toni Mitchell, Glamboda Wigs
YOU'LL ALSO GET THESE BONUSES
BONUS: BLEACH THE KNOTS TUTORIAL
Once your wig is constructed, I'll show you how I bleach the knots to help the lace look more natural.
This is a bonus because the main course stays focused on construction.
BONUS: HEAD MEASUREMENTS GUIDE
A reference you can keep handy when you're measuring for your wig.
BONUS: TOOLS & MATERIALS LIST
So you know what you actually need before you start buying.
BONUS: SEWING PRACTICE SHEETS
Get comfortable with the sewing machine before working on your actual wig.
BONUS: 2 WIG VENDOR RESOURCES + VENDOR GUIDE
You’ll also receive two vendor resources plus a vendor guide to help you as you continue developing your wig-making skills.
THE GLUELESS WIGS BLUEPRINT
A step-by-step sewing-machine WIG-CONSTRUCTION course.
- Sewing-machine basics
- Measurements
- Wig-cap preparation
- Closure preparation & placement
- Double wefting
- Guideline marking
- Track placement
- Sewing-machine construction
- Managing bulky areas
- Detailed middle-part construction
- Advanced side-part construction
- Closure attachment
- Adjustable band
- Customizing the wig cap
- Finishing the wig construction
- Bleach the Knots bonus tutorial
- Head Measurements Guide
- Tools & Materials List
- Sewing Practice Sheets
- 2 Vendor Resources + Vendor Guide
- One year of course access
- Learn at your own pace
$197
One-time payment.
No rushing.
Watch the lesson.
Pause it.
Practice.
Go back.
Watch it again.
There's no prize for finishing the course fast.
THE GOAL IS TO LEARN HOW TO CONSTRUCT THE WIG.
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FAQ
I've never made a wig before. Is this course for me?
Yes.
You don't have to make a bunch of bad wigs first before you can learn how to make one correctly.
If you're brand new, I start with the foundation and sewing-machine basics before we get into constructing the wig.
I've already tried making wigs. Is this still for me?
Yes.
Especially if you're dealing with poor fit, bulky construction, track-placement issues, sewing-machine
frustration or you're still trying to understand how all the pieces come together.
Do I need to already know how to sew?
No.
The course includes the sewing-machine basics you'll need specifically for wig construction.
What if I don't own a sewing machine yet?
You will need a sewing machine to practice what you learn, but you don’t have to already own one before enrolling.
Do I need a special sewing machine?
No.
You don’t need a special “wig-making” machine, but I do recommend a heavy-duty sewing machine for the construction taught in this course. There are affordable options available.
What kind of wigs are you teaching?
The Glueless Wigs Blueprint teaches glueless closure-wig construction using a sewing machine.
Will I learn both a middle part and a side part?
Yes, but they're taught differently.
The middle-part wig is your detailed foundational construction.
That's where I walk you closely through the major steps, including sewing the wefts and attaching the closure.
The side-part wig is more advanced. By that point, you've already learned those basic construction steps, so I don't repeat every beginner step again.
Instead, you'll start applying the foundation you've already learned while I show you how I approach the side-part construction.
Why isn't the side-part wig shown fully styled?
Because this is a wig-construction course, not a styling course.
The side-part lesson is focused on how I construct the wig and position the closure for that construction.
Do you teach frontal wigs?
No.
The Blueprint focuses specifically on closure-wig construction.
Is this a wig-styling course?
No. This is a wig construction course. I'm teaching you how to construct the wig itself.
The course does not focus on:
Cutting and layers
Curling
Heat Styling
Hair coloring
Full plucking/customization
Wig installation
The Bleach the Knots Tutorial is included as a bonus, but the main course is focused on construction.
Can I go through the course at my own pace?
Yes.
Pause, practice, rewatch and move through the course at your own pace.
How long do I have access?
You have one year of access to the course.
Can I use what I learn to make wigs to sell?
Yes.
You can use the construction skills you learn as you continue practicing and developing wigs for customers.
Will this course guarantee that I make money selling wigs?
No.
How much money you make depends on your practice, skill development, pricing, marketing, customer demand and how you run your business.
What I'm teaching you is the part that has to come first:
HOW TO CONSTRUCT THE WIG.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE...
If you're serious about making money with wigs, ask yourself:
HOW MUCH LONGER DO YOU WANT TO KEEP GUESSING?
Another YouTube tutorial that almost shows you what you needed?
Another wig that's too small?
Another bulky construction?
Another time threading the sewing machine and wondering why the thread keeps coming out?
Another set of hair you're afraid to mess up?
Another finished wig you don't quite feel comfortable selling?
Another time wondering:
"What am I doing wrong?"
Practice is part of learning.
Guessing doesn't have to be.
You don't need to know everything today.
You don't need to already own every tool.
You don't have to already know how to sew.
And you don't have to have already made a wig.
You just need to be ready to learn how to construct one.
YOU CAN MAKE WIGS LIKE THIS.
I'll show you how.