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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.
My good friend, Janer (shown below), was the hair stylist and overall helper for the Frida shot. This is one spectacularly beautiful girl. You can't even really tell she has impetigo all over her face.
Serena was not a good sport for this shot. She doesn't mind dressing up, but she hates braids. She has a thing about hair. Still, she loves Janer, so she allowed it.
P.S. So you can see I added the unibrow and mustache.
this is a dutch crown braid, that i have had in for two days now, that's why it's so fuzzy. and the quality of this photo is not so great. let's call it 'art-sy' and be happy. ;0)
the dutch crown braid is my new favorite because it's holds in position with out a lot of pins and such.
Amo esta serie de fotos! me las hizo Gaspar hoy muy rápido antes de que comenzara a llover! ya subiré más.
Photo by www.flickr.com/gaspargiordano
Just a fun little listing over at one of my etsy shops: Ollie Bollen. Find it here:
www.etsy.com/listing/65837143/braided-bouquet-bracelet
Made from braided vintage and retro bed linens, glass beads and crystals, and upcycled yarns. The ultimate fun bracelet for the young at heart boho chic! :)
See these pics for the process of making the handle:
www.flickr.com/photos/doodlebugdezines/2838546530/in/phot...
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
Tree Braids: Curly wet and wavy tree braids- once product such as water and mouse is applied to this hair- currently, no product at all added, not even water or sheen!
Billie got a new hairstyle. A girl can't live her whole life in victory rolls. . though she might want to.
the Spacelady decided Scott should have a lovely new hairdo to celebrate her visit! Lots & lots & lots of little tiny braids with multicolored rubberbands on the end. Ever so fetching! The customs dudes at the New York airport certainly thought so, oh yes.
The A now on the left crosses over the top of the neghboring B strand while the A strand now on the right passes under its neighboring B strand.
The two B strands are once again in the center and you can start again at step (1).
First comes the picking; about 2 hours. Then the sorting; another 3 hours. Then the fun part; the braiding; about 3 hours. I braid it fresh to get the tight braids.