Thanks to a reader, this has now been named "The Broken Heart!"
Make a part from ear to ear, then a zig zag part down the center. French braid each side, continuing with the braids down a ways. Temporarily secure both braids and make a pony with the bottom section of hair. Add the braids in with the pony and braid the pony itself. (Leaving some ends out on the bottom.)
Flip the ends back up to the top of the pony and secure with an elastic. We added a scrunchy, you can if you want, but it's up to you. Spike, curl, or just let the ends lay like we did. (It's still wet here, it'll look better later-after it has had time to dry.)
Cute hair! Call it "The Broken Heart" because that's what it reminded me of. :) Can't wait till my daughter has longer hair to do these things.
ReplyDeleteBefore you wrapped the big braid up through, it could have been the Junior Laura Croft.....
ReplyDeleteSafire- I like that! I'm changing it right now.
ReplyDeleteMonkeys(ie Becca) haha, Now that you mention it, it does look like Laura Croft! Maybe I'll have to do one at some point without pulling the bottom up and post it as the Laura Croft do.
We do one like this sometimes but my girlie's hair is too short to look nice braided all the way down so we just leave a pony tail down the back and put in a big flower or bow. :) I like it! (we don't have a good name either.)
ReplyDeleteDarn it! That's what I get for letting Sammy cut her hair. I can't do any of these anymore!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI really do love all your hair do's. I can't wait til my lil girl gets old enough, and enough hair to do stuff like that. (she is only 6 months). I think they are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and am so delighted. I am hoping for a snowday tomorrow so I can try out some of these ideas on my girls. Otherwise I will have to be patient and wait until after school! lol
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