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Adore this Guatemalan vest. Black, Turquoise & Red!
for Our Daily Challenge 'two colors you like together.'
My dad (Joseph Hollick Sr.) tying the onions into a braid for storing.
Taken on 35mm colour film about 1970 in Hamilton Canada.
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Chicago IL. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
I was getting tired of regular buns so I braided my ponytail and pinned it using 4 decorative hairpins as I also got bored using small claw clips to hold my hair in place.
Jo: Yes this is my hair. Yes I took the picture myself. I had 6 braids in at the time but I think their is only 5 of them in the picture.
When I took this shot, I thought it was a pair of pretty little girls with braids; then I realised it was mother & daughter. I felt quite bad about taking it afterwards.
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We did a small group shoot on the top level of a Boise parking garage on a nipply day in late November 2020. Great models, decent weather except for the cold wind, and nice lighting. Cheveynne was there showing off her braids and looking good before she turned blue. I give her kudos for toughing this out!
Tight braids and ponytails sometimes give me a headache so here is a pic of a french braid that I did loosely.
Lattice braid, also known as a diamond braid or macrame braid. This was a quick braid job and I did not realize that I had skipped a diamond in the 6th row. I've seen other lattice braids that end in a row of long tassles but I liked the way that the tapered braid looked on Saint.
Tattoo'ed fella at Folsom Street East 2019.
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The herringbone, fishbone, or fishtail braid. Did this a few days after I worked out the french braid on myself.
This braided stream is the effluent from part of the Katla Glacier seen in previous photos. The braided characteristic comes from the change in flow volume and velocity from peak melting of the glacier during the summer to less melting and flow as the weather becomes cooler. As a result of its higher flow in summer, the stream is able to transport coarser material, such as coarse gravel, cobbles and boulders. When flow diminishes, the coarse sediment is dropped and the stream develops multiple channels through the debris. The braiding is particularly evident here.
Another one of those gloomy, rainy times. Iceland.
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As a little girl, I had very long hair. My mother adored it… but I grew to hate it because every morning I would wake up in a sea of tangles that she would insist on coming out (quite the painful process). I would whine and cry and wiggle around and eventually Mom said, “Fine. Guess you can just live with the tangles.” You can imagine how attractive that was, so I taught myself how to french braid to keep it under control.
Then, when I was 15 I was given permission to have my haircut. The very next day I had it cut all the way to my shoulders. I was overjoyed… Mom cried… I guess it was as if she was losing her little girl and gaining a young lady (and we all know how fun teenagers are to get along with). Every year after that it became shorter and shorter even to the point that I was sporting a pixie cut.
I decided I needed a change and decided to give my hair a chance to grow a bit. It hasn’t been this long in years. I was surprised to find out I can still work my fingers in such a way that a french braid emerges :)
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Chicago IL. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
by Ilan Garibi made from hexadecagon (16-gon), thanks to Ilan I have opportunity to try his new and very interesting design... here is original version from dodecagon
made from 20 cm square of some unknown paper
these beautiful glass beads I found on some local flea market for me and my daughter and we are so happy from them! sure, we have lot more of them at home... :)
when I was small girl, I dreamed about such fortune, but we had only some green and brown, nothing such special and when I saw them on flea market, I simply couldn't resist... :)
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Started pulling blue scraps from the scrap tote and braiding them together. I was thinking of oil slicks on the road when I began piecing them.
These flowers reminded me of a little girl's braids, with purple pom-pom's on the ends. :-)
Does anyone know what kind of flowers these are?
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