I parted my princess's hair diagonally across the top into three large sections and left two small ones on the sides.
I made the french knots by tying the hair like you would a shoelace, after each tie, I'd grab another little section of hair and tie that in working myself from the front to the back.
After I finished each row I bobby pinned it in place for the time being.
I pulled all of the hair (minus the side sections below the french knots) into a pony tail and then removed the bobby pins.
Then I did a small french twist with the little side hairs on each side and continued the twist to the end.
Then I used another elastic around the pony tail - pulled the hair half way through and used a second elastic to help shape the messy bun. Other than the bobby pin showing in this picture, I really like how the messy bun turned out.
3 comments:
That is really neat how you did that! I don't think mine would turn out quite so well! lol
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and commenting on my tablescape. I'm so glad I found your blog-- my toddler only has short blond curls right now, but SOMEDAY I'm hoping her hair will grow long enough to do these lovely things to it!!!
Hi! This is BEAUTIFUL! I just discovered the wonderful people (like yourself) who share ideas...I have two daughters and don't know how to do hair. You are inspiring and I really appreciate the time you take to demonstrate "how tos" on your site. It's going to take a lot of learning on my part, but I'm excited! It would give my daughter so much confidence which makes it worthwhile! I feel so badly her hair never looks "great." Thanks again!
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