Yarn wig

A simple DIY yarn wig looks great with any costume or cosplay; they are cheap and easy to make. Follow the tutorial to learn how to make a no-sew yarn wig.

How to make a yarn wig, a super easy DIY! Plus

My youngest granddaughters are going to be the sister combo characters of "Little Red Riding Hood" and her "Grandmother" this Halloween. I offered to make a yarn wig for "Granny" even though I have never made one before. I was sure I could find a tutorial somewhere on the internet. I did find one that was "oh so close" to what I had in mind. Heidi at the blog "Hands Occupied" made a yarn wig for her husband one year to wear on Halloween that looked like I could "kopy kat" her technique…

How to: Yarn wig for costumes – Fantasywoods

There are 70 snakes on this wig for my Haloween Costume this year, and maybe for the rest of my life, after all that work sewing them on to a crocheted mesh foundation. ;-) Knit on Brother 260.

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 at all. You just need the right supplies and…

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.

Use a knit cap and matching yarn to make an easy and natural-looking yarn wig, for costumes or dress-up fun.