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BRAIDS at the Bottletree Cafe; Birmingham, AL; September 2011
Canon Powershot S95, edited in Lightroom from RAW
The photo above shows two versions of the same braid. The only difference is that each has a different strand order. On the left, the strand order is ABBA (shown in the step-by-step instructions below). On the right the method is the same but the strand order is ABAB.
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.
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Just the other day my sister taught me how to braid hair. I wasn't a quick enough learner for her, sadly, so she had to do it herself.
Today is the birthday of a very close friend of mine (who refuses to be photographed). She has been involved with this project -- often choosing which of many images make it up here every day -- from the very beginning. She's also the one who gifted me the Pro subscription, for which I cannot thank her enough.
Internet, say happy birthday.
.This hairstyle consists of a single central braid at the crown flanked by a 'rope' twist above each ear...the remaining bulk of the hair was French braided, using an undersweeping motion. To complete the look the crown braid and two twists were interwoven around the French braid to form an 'attach e' bun..and thats that!
Canon A-1, Canon FD 50mm f/1.8, Kodak Tmax 100, orange filter, edited on iPhone Snapspeed app (haven't gotten around to editing in Lightroom yet)
Braids are one of my favorite ways to use up scraps! My fellow Live Piecefully Bee members sent me tons of fabric back, so I decided to make this block and put them to good use!
I created a tutorial that you can find here .
Disney Frozen Elsa’s braid Hairstyle --- It’s a classy, loose braid that is actually pretty easy to recreate in real life.
Picture & video instructions ---> wonderfuldiy.com/wonderful-diy-disney-frozen-elsas-braid-...
More #DIY projects: www.wonderfuldiy.com