Braids, Braids, and more brads!

Braids, Braids,and More Braids!

Skills Needed:French Braiding, Making buns

So, this hair-do I did on my friend, Ali. I was so proud of myself, because this is the first time I learned how to do normal french braids,not dutch braids, and because I braided upside down!

So, when I was uploading teese pictures, I didn't have them named, so I wasn't sure what order they were going to show up in. this one was supposed to be more towards the end, but anyway, this is the bum!

These are my upside down braids underneath. I only did 2, but for you freakishly good braiders you could do more!

This is the side, I just did one on each side.

This is the top, we did 5 on the top because that was all I could fit. I am not good with small braids.

This is the other side, showing how the angles change from the side to the back,and top to the front.

So, I hope you enjoy this, also for all you awesome braiders, if you want to send me a picture of some of your cool braids I would love to see them. My E-mail is rainbow9833@aol.com! Thank-You for taking the time to look!

Maze and Braid

Maze and Braid

Skills needed: Putting in elastics, french braiding

At my house we call this the maze, Pretty self explanatory!

We went ahead and French braided all the way down with the extra hair!

Zig Zag french Braids

Zig Zag Part French Braids

Skills Needed:French Braiding

This is a side of a french braid we did. We added a little twist on the original french braid.

This shows our zig zag part that we did.

Then we just did 1 french braid on each side!

Another view:

Again, this is the zig zag part that we made.

The side view:

Front view:

2 into 1

2 into 1

Skills Needed:Parting triangles, putting in elastics

I got this one off of Princess hairstyles, but we made our triangles a little bigger, and ended it in a normal ponytail.

This is how we started. We did 5 little triangular sections.

Then you split each of them in half and braid, or twist, them together!

Then pull all of those into a ponytail, and add some bows!

side view:

Fancy Hair into bun

Fancy Hair For Easter

Skills needed: Braiding, messy buns

This is a hair-do that I did to myself, so it can't be that hard right??

This is how I started. I made a part on the side and made two small braids.

This shows the side part.

Then we took the 2 sections and tied them at the bottom.

Then behind that I made two braids.

I pulled those together and made 2 more braids.

I also pulled the other 2 together really close to the first ones.

Then we pulled it all into a pretty bun!

This is how our messy bun turned out. We put the hair into a ponytail, and then wrapped the hair around the ponytail holder and secured it with another ponytail holder.

Front view:

Slanted Ponytails

Slanted Ponytails

Skills Needed: Putting in ponytails, parts

O.K, so I am finally done with my project, so i should be posting a little bit more often now. It was my birthday this weekend, so I was at my party and really had free time until now! So here you go, I hope you like this hair-do.....(Just F.Y.I I did this to myself and made it up myself....I was very proud.)

This is how you start, with a part on the side, and put 3 ponytails along the part.

Pull the one farthest back down about 1 inch.

Pull the second one down about 2 inches, so double whatever the first one is.

Then, the one closest to the forehead, bring down about to the ear.

Pull those three ends into a braid.

The, on the other side, make a 2 elastic puff braid.

Then pull everything into a ponytail.

front view:

Easter braid do

Easter Hair Do

Skills needed: French braiding, braiding

This is the hair-do we did on Easter Sunday. I apologize for not having step by step pictures, It's just that we were in a hurry to get to my grandma's. But this is the hair-do we did.

We started with 3 rectangular parts. Do a french braid on the top, then 2 normal braids on either side. We then pulled them all together into a braid bun, (See picture above)

French braid into pigtails

Skills needed: French braiding, Braiding

This is a hairdo that my mom made up while we were at my Grandma's. It is pretty cute, and not too complicated.

Start off with a french braid down the side. One on each side.

Make another normal braid a little farther out.

Then braid both of those 2 together.

Then, pull the ending braid into a pigtail.

Fancy Hair For Easter

Skills needed: Braiding, messy buns

This is a hair-do that I did to myself, so it can't be that hard right??

This is how I started. I made a part on the side and made two small braids.

This shows the side part.

Then we took the 2 sections and tied them at the bottom.

Then behind that I made two braids.

I pulled those together and made 2 more braids.

I also pulled the other 2 together really close to the first ones.

Then we pulled it all into a pretty bun!

This is how our messy bun turned out. We put the hair into a ponytail, and then wrapped the hair around the ponytail holder and secured it with another ponytail holder.

Front view: