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4 strand square braid
hawser braid
5 strand braid, something I learned to do with bread dough. It reminds me a little of a herringbone
There are two braids, one for each side and the sweep down into a braided bun. I have been having fun braiding my hair the last few weeks. After hacking it off last winter, it's finally long enough to get back into it. Although, the end that's rolled up into the bun is kind of small. My hair use to be a lot thicker, before I had Brice.
One of the few shots here I remember taking - I wondered what the view would look like out of focus.
On a lark, The Wife braided my hair this morning before church. I left it in most of the day. She doesn't do this very often, although it looks nifty. From the back, I'm starting to look like Mr. Worf.
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 following the sequential order, one can make a Ladder Braid. Part One joins all eight threads together making the ladder's rung. Part Two becomes the sides of the ladder, making two smaller braids simultaneously. This braid was done with 4 ply yarn. Enjoy creating your on Ladder Braid with different colors and different types of materials.
Braids have cemented themselves into our hairstyle repertoires much like the ponytail – we all learn from a young age how to do a simple braid, and if you're lucky, how to do a more complex one. The fishtail braid has gained quite a following in recent years (and runway seasons) and we're now seeing...