Zig-Zag Flowers

I divided the hair with a zig-zag part down the middle...

a puff braid sorta thing, then Two messy buns...

don't forget the curl around the messy buns.

and the bottom.

1) Twist on an Old Twist 2) Small Bun 3) Big Buns with French Braids

Twist on an Old Twist

This is very simple... if you don't remember this click here.

Then a simple 3-barrel...

Small Bun

Just a simple pony-tail with a pull-through bun... I saw this at church on some older girls (17ish) Very Cute!

Big Buns with French Braids

I learned this one at Girls Camp a few years ago and I love how it looks!...

Two simple french braids up the back....

and two on the top. Connect them with two cute messy buns!

And make a crazy face!

Buns with a Puff

This is the one you asked for Abby.

Do three sections, add rubber-bands. Connect the three sections with one rubber-band.

Divide the hair in half do two pig-tails into two buns.

Add ribbon and Love it!

1st- "5 Any Day Braids" 2nd- "Teen Hair- 3 Barreled French Braid Cont."

I was watching Jon and Kate Plus 8, it was their 4th of July show and Kate took the girls to get their hair braided. I thought it looked so fun so I did it on Bailey.

In this picture you can see the little girl's braids.

I did 5 French braids and added beads, so cute and easy. If you have questions about the beads, email me at hairbetweenmyfingers@hotmail.com.

so easy for camping or the 4th if you do red while and blue beads.

Bailey went swimming with it and they stayed in and looked way cute!

And here is us!

This is one I do on my self, very simple. It is a continuation of the Tripple Barreled French Braid.

I just pulled it into a pony tail and did a bun, and added a ribbon.

It is the same braid and everything.... just a little change.

Easy as 1,2,3... I think

I saw this hair do in the grocery store the other day. It was modeled on two little girls but it was a little bit different then this. I'll have to do it sometime.

I really like this hair do because it makes her look like a princess, so cute!

Here are the instructions:

I divided the hair that I wanted for #1 section and then put a rubber-band.

I then divided the hair for section for #2. I then divided #2 and the pony-tail from #1 in half and added rubber-bands.

I then divided the hair for section for #3. I make 3 pony-tails from #2's pony-tails and #3 sections.

That is kind of confusing but... if you have any questions feel free to email me and I will respond the best I can.

If you can't read this it says: I added a small rubber-band here because I didn't want her bangs
to be in her face all day.

Good Luck! I am really excited for tomorrow's post. I'm going to teach you a really neat trick! Be prepared with your straighteners and clips!

Here are some pictures to entertain! Enjoy!

Easter Hair-Styles #1

This is way cute. It is a great Easter hairdo. I got the idea for this while looking at the Fun Christmas Up-Do at She Does Hair

You simply divide the hair into 3 sections: Top, Middle, Bottom.

The Bottom and Top need to be divided in two.

To each of the Top and Bottom's sections I "Twisted" them or pulled the ponytail through.

I took two sections from each twist, and then put the rest into a Messy Bun.

I curled, each of the sections that I didn't put into the Messy Bun, with my Flat Iron.

Then, of course, the final ribbon, bow, or flower.

Jenna just lost a tooth and she finally looks like a little First Grader.

CUTIE!

Messy Bun

This is very simple. It takes 5 min. at the most.

Just part the hair to the side. Then you get a section of hair and simply braid it.

Put the hair into a bun. Leave out quite-a-bit of hair so that you can fold that hair over.

Fold the hair over into another large hair band.

Fix it as messy as you want it and put another large rubber-band around it.

Wa-La top it with a bow, ribbon, or flower!