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My supervisor at work is great at doing french braids sometimes I ask her to do my hair. Last Wednesday I asked her to do a headband braid. I love how it turned out!
many places along the beach offer beach massages, tattoos either permanent or in henna, piercing, or hair braiding.
Wednesday morning, Emily decided to braid Chris's hair. It became a morning tradition, and he went to worksites with some neat hairstyles. (He had forgotten his conditioner, so it was a bit knotty until he picked up some conditioner at Gigante.)
Designer: J.C. Nolan
Diagram: dev.origami.com/images_pdf/braided.pdf
Paper: Strathmore Petal Inclusion Paper
A 19" square makes a 6 3/4" square model! I really want to make a much larger one but it will be hard to find a really big piece of paper - I think maybe 40 inches square will make about a 14-inch model ?
This is something new that I just completed. I butted this piece, meaning each row is separately added and finished off. You can make drastic color changes this way, with no noticeable start or finish. I love the way it turned out!
Intended for my wrap vest, but I think I like it without a belt better... so, I will use this braided strap for a hairband or as a yoga mat strap.
Tess Merino (brown)
Araucania Pomaire (green)
Zaol Big Cash (champagne)
Another edition of Primavera Club ended yesterday in Madrid. There has been a lot of controversy surrounding this year's festival: the differences between the line-up of bands in Barcelona and Madrid, the new location for holding the concerts (both decisions were never explained by the organization) and finally the last minute decision of the city's mayor to cut the capacity of one auditorium from 800 to 100 people based on silly arguments after the big failures they did, that ended up on the tragedy that occurred in Halloween last month were 5 people died due to negligence of the event's organization that was not correctly followed up during the party's preparation by the City Council's specialists.
Although all were problems, it seems people enjoyed, what else can we do to relieve some pressure on our daily lives and disconnect a little bit from all bad news we're getting used to listen every day? Of course, people is not going to forget all the mistakes done and it's our duty to complain responsibly, otherwise it would be a tragedy for our society, a robots one.
Well, having said that above picture was taking last year during the concert we attended from a Canadian Band called BRAIDS. The performance of these guys was excellent, an authentic pleasure for our ears.
KODAK T-MAX 400ISO
FD Lens 50mm 1.8
BRAIDS at the Bottletree Cafe; Birmingham, AL; September 2011
Canon Powershot S95, edited in Lightroom from RAW