Add some low piggies. (Sorry about the terrible angle.)
Do some twisting braids and cross these over to the pigs.
So more twist braids in the pigs themselves. (Yes, another bad picture.)
This held up really well overnight, so of course we had to get one more day out of it! I just took out the braids in the pigtails which made some cute waves and added some flowers. (You've seen these flowers before, and most likely will be seeing them again. The princess loves them!)
That is very cute!
ReplyDeletehi there, i was wondering if you could explain how to do the twisting rope braid thingy....that is so awesome looking.....lovedkat@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteFor twist braid instructions, go here
ReplyDeleteOr, on this post, you can click on the words "twist braid"
Absolutely beautiful, the twist braid is my daughters favorite and I love it also! I will be doing this tomorrow for school!
ReplyDeleteI noticed that at the end of the twist braids you end it with the hair spiked out in circles. How did you do that?
ReplyDeleteI love all the pictures of the braids:)
ReplyDeleteCan you come over and make my daughter's hair:)
Hottonsix,
ReplyDeleteMake a little loop at the bottom by not pulling the hair all the way through the elastic. Then, spread the hair out all around the bottom of the braid and spike.
Hi! I have been reading your blog for a few weeks now and you have the cutest ideas! Thanks for sharing your talent! ;)
ReplyDeleteI have an odd request for you, I just started a blog for my bow-tique business and I am having a Halloween bow giveaway and I was wondering if you could help me get the word out about it??!?! Strange I know, but I thought I would try-totally fine if you decide not to! Thanks in advance!
Alisha
http://ajsbowtique.blogspot.com/2008/10/halloween-bow-giveaway.html
I did this look for my daughter this morning! I had to change a couple things because my daughters hair is a bit thin and shorter, but it came out super cute! thanks !!
ReplyDeleteI voted for quick and easy please on the poll. I love the complicated ones that take a little more time too for Saturdays or Sundays, but for school days I have been looking for cute, and quick!! I would love some of these for those school mornings. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous - love it - keep up those wild complicated ones - I luv em!
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oh my goodness, I just found your blog via a digiscrapbooking blog (by heather manning) and I am just in HEAVEN! I have a (just turned) 4 yr old dd with beautiful hair. I am always twisting it, turning it, trying weird fun stuff with it,but it has all been a lesson in mass experimentation (I have 2 older boys so she is my guinea pig)! Now I have some definite inspiration!!!! I had NO clue that these types of blogs were a reality!!! :D ty ty ty so much for your blog and for your fabulous list of like-blogs! :D These do's are toooooooooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteway cute! as always!!
ReplyDeletehey I am having a halloween giveaway over at bows by christine