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Sewn Cornrows

Alright, don't mind "the frizzies" here. Just look at the basic idea, not the presentation. :)
You can do this in so many different ways. I did two inside out french braid cornrows on the side, then joined them with an elastic at the top. (If you don't know how to do an inside out french braid, look under my "quick search labels" for "videos." You'll find an instructional video there!)Tie the ribbon onto the elastic and pull it underneath to hide the knot.Start sewing down the first braid diagonally. (With a needle.) When you get to the end, turn right around and come back up the braid, sewing diagonally in the opposite direction to form the X's. Do the same thing with the other braid, then tie off the ribbon back onto the elastic when you're done.Add a bow, and that's it!

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  1. oh I love the one with the ribbon, great job!!

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  2. ps. look how long her hair is getting, beautiful.

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  3. Oh- that would be cool if yo did that all over her head like the top part like that... And make it look like a hat type deal--- hum. I'm not making sense--- but I like that!

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  4. Super cute! I love leaving my girls' hair down every once in a while. Alli's is finally getting think and long enough to leave it down and not have it look strangly. Marianne on the other hand....well....?

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  5. Very Cute! Her hair is looking so flippin' long.

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  6. What a sweet idea! I love all her curls in the back!

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  7. Wow. The only thing I can say is that you are a very creative and patient Mom, and your daughter must be one patient little princess. My own princess, probably not as patient, but we will be trying a few of these. As soon as I can bribe her. LOL So glad I found your site, it's bookmarked now!

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