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How to Make a Wig Stand

How to Make a Wig Stand
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I love wearing wigs! As I've gotten more into them, I've started buying more expensive wigs. I just don't feel comfortable throwing them on the shelf anymore, and I don't have space for a bunch of creepy styrofoam heads. This is an inexpensive and space-efficient way of hanging wigs so they retain their shape and stay in good condition. This is my first instructable and I can't figure out how to rotate the images, but I hope you enjoy!
 
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A plastic grocery bag, some paper for recycling, and some masking tape.
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Jun 1, 2011. 3:58 PMwilgubeast says:
Awesome. If I had any wigs, you can rest assured that this will be my primary source of wig-hanging information. (Once I determine that busts of Beethoven and other composers are cost-prohibitive and improperly sized.)

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