Hello everybody,
I liked the 6-strand hairband braid so much that I tried it again, this time with a bigger poofy bun. I really liked how the smooth ends of my poofy rope braid outlined the outer edge of the bun. Thank you for stopping by to see my pictures!
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
Snapshot Sunday 9-29-13
Ode to fall:
I love you, but I'm sad to see the summer go.
I'll miss the tall alfalfa fields so brilliant green on every side of my house (thanks to my farming neighbors)
I hate parting with my magic petunias.
I didn't even plant them last spring and somehow they survived the harsh winter and came back on their own.
I'll miss this view out my bedroom window: fresh baled
Micronesian Girl~ Twisted Hairband Braid & Bun
Hello from the islands,
My friend had a cute hairstyle today~ she made a simple twisted rope braid as a hairband and wrapped the bottom of the braid around her big bun. So pretty!
My friend had a cute hairstyle today~ she made a simple twisted rope braid as a hairband and wrapped the bottom of the braid around her big bun. So pretty!
Friday, September 27, 2013
6-strand Hairband Braid
Good morning from sunny Micronesia!
Last night I tried making a 5-strand braid, which built up my confidence enough to try a 6-strand braid. I liked how it turned out so much that this morning I made a hairband braid with 6-strands. I just gathered the lower section of my hair, banded it together with an elastic, then made the 6-strand braid. When I had reached about as far as I could comfortably go, I tied the end of my braid off with another elastic. I put the rest of my hair into a ponytail and wrapped my 6-strand braid around it like a hairband. My bun is two sections loosely twisted together like a rope braid, held in place with bobby pins. I would twist a little bit, stop and pin that section in place, then twist some more, etc...until the bun was finished. I covered the two elastics with a butterfly clip, and was ready to head out the door!
A secret to making a 6-strand braid: Think over, under, over, under, over. Also, it helps if you start off with your hair in a ponytail. This makes it easier to keep the strands separate.
Oriental Double Knot Bun
Hi friends,
One of my sister's favorite go-to hairstyles is this pretty Oriental double knot bun with chop sticks. This hairstyle shows off her blonde streaks very nicely, too!
One of my sister's favorite go-to hairstyles is this pretty Oriental double knot bun with chop sticks. This hairstyle shows off her blonde streaks very nicely, too!
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Rolled Waterfall French Braid
Time: 10 minutes
Supplies: brush/comb, bobby pins
Difficulty: medium+
My cousin wears her hair like this all the time
and calls it a
waterfall french braid.
I couldn't figure out how she did it, because it's
not a typical waterfall french braid.
And it looks so thin and delicate.
If you could look straight down at her head like an aerial shot, it would look like a flat french
My look for today~ Winding Road Bun
Hello everybody,
"Winding Road Bun" is a picturesque name for an extremely easy hairstyle. I started out with two accent braids, braided them into a Dutch braid, and wound the length of my braid into a sideways bun. The accent braids weave in and out around the bigger Dutch braid, rather like a winding road :-) Thanks for stopping by to look!
"Winding Road Bun" is a picturesque name for an extremely easy hairstyle. I started out with two accent braids, braided them into a Dutch braid, and wound the length of my braid into a sideways bun. The accent braids weave in and out around the bigger Dutch braid, rather like a winding road :-) Thanks for stopping by to look!
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