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A 24-strand braid I learned from a sling maker in Peru which he called "Margarita".
There is a tutorial for this braid on my blog.
So I get snapped as I'm putting the last elastic in, but I rather like it. LOOK, MA, I CAN BRAID MY OWN HAIR AGAIN!!! (in the shower, no less!)
my coworker Tonia braiding her hair during a recent day-long work seminar. Watching her kept me awake.
Large rivers like the Teklanika, Toklat, East Fork, and McKinley run in multiple channels between gravel bars. The rivers shift channel location, water volume, and turbidity depending on the season, time of day, rainfall, and glacial melt. Looking across a braided river in summer, the gravel bars seem to take on a pink glow from the swaths of blooming dwarf fireweed.
Silky scalp Braids. Long as I could get them on this day. Deep wave ends is what she requested, cute n Flawless! www.jehaanstyles.com www.jehaanstyles.com
An aerial image of braided rivers backdropped by the snowy Iliamna Volcano.
NPS Photo/K. Lewandowski.
Today Molly is using her carrot wig.
Wearing these brown and orange colors, she is ready for autumn!
And I also wish that it arrives soon (I can't stand summer!).
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.
A pull through braid is a gorgeous way to get the big voluminous braids that are popular right now. You don’t need thick hair to make a pull through braid look big and romantic. But you do need a lot of ponytail holders or elastics. It’s technically a faux braid so it may be easier if you aren’t very practiced with braiding.
Braided suture material usually is manufactured from Vicryl (polyglactin 910), an absorbable, synthetic material, or from silk which is non-absorbable. I believe that this material is likely Vicryl.
Upper 2 panels - H&E
Lower 2 panels - polarized
Images contributed by Dr. Jerad M Gardner - @JMGardnerMD
Braid designs by Katje Sabin of Crowning Glory Braids. More info, email mamagotcha@gmail.com or call 816-456-9014. Please visit www.braidglade.com