How to Put Clips on Weave

Weaving hair is a popular way to add length, volume, or even a splash of color to your natural hair. To make your weave more versatile, you can attach clips, transforming it into a clip-in hairpiece. This allows you to style your hair as desired without a long-term commitment. Here’s a detailed guide on how to put clips on a weave for a flawless, secure finish.

1. Gather Your Materials

Before you start attaching clips to your weave, it’s essential to have all the necessary tools and materials ready. Here’s what you’ll need:

Opt for high-quality products like SISHAIR weave extensions, as these offer durability and a natural look. Also, ensure your needle and thread match the color of your weave for a seamless finish.

2. Measure Your Weave

To ensure a snug fit, measure the section of your natural hair where you plan to attach the clip-in weave. Use a measuring tape to determine the width and cut your weave to match this measurement. This step is particularly important if you’re creating multiple clip-in sections for layering or styling versatility.

• If you’re attaching clips to a long weave, decide if you want to cut it into smaller sections for easier application.
• Always measure twice to avoid errors that could waste the weave material.

3. Prepare the Wig Clips

Choose wig clips with small comb teeth, as these grip your hair securely without causing damage. For most weaves, you’ll need 2-4 clips per section, depending on the width of the weave.

• Lay your wig clips flat and ensure they are opened.
• Check that the comb teeth are facing downward to allow for proper grip once attached.
• Ensure the clip color matches your weave to maintain an invisible attachment line.

4. Sew the Clips to the Weave

Attaching the clips to the weave is a straightforward sewing process. Follow these steps:

1. Position the Clips: Place the first clip at one end of the weave, ensuring it aligns with the edge. Add one clip near the center and one at the opposite edge for wider sections.
2. Secure with Pins: Use pins or small hair clips to hold the wig clips in place while you sew.
3. Thread the Needle: Thread a durable needle with thread that matches the weave color. Knot the end to secure it.
4. Start Sewing: Insert the needle through one of the holes on the clip and the weave’s track. Pull the thread tightly to secure. Repeat this process, looping the thread through each hole of the clip.
5. Knot and Cut: Once the clip is firmly attached, tie a secure knot at the end of your sewing line. Trim any excess thread with scissors.
6. Repeat for All Clips: Continue attaching the remaining clips, following the same method.

Remember, the clips should sit comfortably and securely on the weave without any loose edges.

5. Test the Clip-In Weave

After attaching the clips, test the clip-in weave to ensure it fits properly and stays in place. Part your natural hair, clip in the weave, and gently comb through it to check for stability.

• If a clip feels loose, reinforce it by sewing it tighter.
• Adjust the placement of the clips as necessary for a more secure grip.

6. Style and Maintain Your Clip-In Weave

Once your clips are securely attached, you can style your hair as desired. Use heat tools, braids, or even buns to create different looks. To maintain your clip-in weave:

• Gently remove the clips before sleeping to prevent tangling and breakage.
• Wash your weave as needed using a mild shampoo and conditioner to keep it looking fresh.
• Store your clip-in weaves in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Conclusion

Creating your own clip-in weave is a simple and cost-effective way to extend and style your hair while maintaining versatility. Using high-quality extensions like SISHAIR and following proper sewing techniques will ensure a secure and natural-looking result. With regular maintenance and care, your clip-in weave can last a long time, giving you endless styling possibilities. By mastering this process, you can effortlessly enhance your look, whether for a special occasion or everyday wear.