February 22, 2010

This was so fun to do. I have major spring fever & the weather was so nice last week that we had to pull out our skirts & capris & have a fun new do with all our new spring clothes. Please come back beautiful weather.
Start by splitting the hair in half like you are going to do pigtails. Put one half of the hair in an elastic to keep out of the way. You are now working with half of the hair. Right in the middle, divide a section that looks like a circle with hair surrounding the outside of it. Sounds confusing - look at the picture below:
Now the hair that is left out of that pony tail, begin inside-out french braiding at the top of the part.
You want to circle around the pony tail that you made making sure not to include any of the pony (again only the hair on around the pony)
Once you get to the end, now connect the braid with pony tail.
Do the exact same thing to the other side.
I finished with some messy buns. I originally had the ponies down & curled but I wanted you to be able to see the entire braid. Maybe if her hair were a little shorter I could have kept them down. It looks harder than it really is.
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20 comments:

  1. Super cute! This style really makes me want to work on my inside out french braiding!

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  2. SO CUTE!! I don't know how you keep coming up with new ideas. You're awesome

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  3. So cute! Now if I could only figure out how to french braid!

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  4. That is REALLY cute! I know all about that warm spring weather, I hope it comes back soon too.

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  5. I love it so so so much!!!
    Going to try it on my girlies

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  6. Man, I am jealous of your braiding skills. I definitely need to work on that. The last few posts of yours have been so stinkin' cute! Nice job! -Redpunzel

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  7. Just in case I haven't told you before.. I love looking at your blog. My little girl is only 2 1/2 and her hair isn't quite this long, but your ideas are very inspiring. Thanks for doing what you do! I will certainly link back to all your ideas when I use them. and your lil girl is beautiful. I scrolled down, and seen that you have gorgeous hair as well. I also have a question.. how the heck do you do corkscrews? Please do show!

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  8. You are a clever chicken! I get most of my comments when i do inside out french braids, i seem to be able to do them perfectly...still room for improvement with my Frech Braids however, lol. Totally loving this style, will try it out tomorrow on my little one! Thankyou! xo

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  9. I just wanted to say, I love your blog! I Can't wait to have a girl to do all this fun hair stuff with her! My mom didn't really do my hair that much so I really want to do it with my girls! So cute!

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  10. WoW!!! how do you come up with all these cute ideas?!!! I still want to learn how to do the the out french braid...one of these days! you are amazing!!!

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  11. Whenever I'm in a hair funk with my girls, I always come here for ideas! I love your blog! Though my girls both have very fine hair and sensitive heads, it's awesome to see new ideas!

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  13. u r sooo creative... i mean i get compliments all the time when I do hair, but i must say i could never come up with the hairstyles that u do! thanks for sharing! sooo cute!

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  14. HI there! I love love your stuff--and you are a fave of mine. Giving you an award on mine--
    Shaunell @ shaunellshair.blogspot.com

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  15. Thank you, thank you for all of your posts. I have a 2 year old with long hair and never knew what to do with it. Thanks to you she goes out in public lookin' cuter!!!

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  16. how in the world do you finish the braid when it gets going upside down?

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