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Braided rivers wander back and forth, filling only a small portion of their gravelly streambeds, even at high water. These rivers carry huge sediment loads—rocks, mud, and glacial flour—eroded by glaciers at the rivers’ headwaters.

Made these for my sister, easy and fun to make! blogged here

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.

All these braids were from a single cut and assembled from my hair. It was great for life in Alaska.

Left strand B crosses over the top of right strand A.

Looking south from the top of Berwick Law.

 

North Berwick, Scotland.

Do more of what makes you happy.

Knit!

French Braiding my own hair is getting easier!

Horrible webcam photos. Lost my camera, so this is what I have to resort to.

 

Micro braids, self installed 6-8 hours, all natural hair, no extensions. Braids braided together to look curly.

6 braids made of spool knitted mohair. Hand dyed.

Silver laughter falls—

Mara’s daughters braid desire,

gold fades into mist.

Thanks to Mokko 's niece, Line had very nice braids!

20" x 24" given to Bobbi Schlarb as a Thank you gift for birdhouse

Cross left strand B over right strand B.

Shanda's hair was a wonderful canvas for Katje's art.

Altered Magazine ATC for a group swap. Gesso, paint, pens, pencils, ink and rubber stamps, Stickles and gold braid. Original image from an old issue of a British Dance magazine.

Start with 4 strands-strand order A B B A. A=white, B=orange

she told me her name but...

boracay braiders poster in iligan city, december 2010

Hair designs by Katje Sabin, Crowning Glory Braids, Chicago IL, www.braidglade.com, 816-456-9014

Two old ambulances just off Mount Vernon Road with Salisbury Crags in the background

Braids before school and braids after school.

 

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my hair hadn't been french braided in ages...

 

but you get the idea. maybe next week i'll try to make them more cute. cause you know, the kitchen sink is so cute.

Our braided ficus tree, which I had been wanting for a long time.

Helicopter transporting logs to project sites on the Skykomish River. 8/24/11

 

Source: Bob Aldrich, SnoCo

After I was dropped off at my hotel Sunday afternoon in Madison, Tennesee (on a Jon interview in '07), I put on my comfortable clothes and headed out to see if I could shoot some stuff under cloud-cover.

 

I liked the rope bindings on the flagpole just outside the hotel entrance.

 

It's hard to focus digicams. This one came out okay, with the rope closest to the lens actually in focus.

 

Tricky, that.

 

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