Rights of Man

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During the Rights of Man production, I assisted Polly in applying the back flat piece twice. The first time went well without problems however the second time, the flat piece folded in on itself when Polly was drying it. Once we had applied it, we then tried our best to get rid of as many of the folded edges by working into them with IPA.

We managed to rescue the flat piece and it worked successfully with only a couple of edges.

It was good experience to apply such a big back piece as I had previously only applied small pieces. It definitely required two people to apply to ensure that it didn't fold in on itself. It was suggested that we glue the middle section and work our way outwards which was helpful advice and something we had not considered.

During the production, the person who applied this wig every day was not available on the last day. I then applied this wig twice in one day. This was out of my comfort zone as I had not applied a wig before then however I eventually got the hang of it. It was good to try something different and challenge myself.

Picture credit: Polly Crafter