4th of July Girl Style

Once again I apologize for not getting these posted before the holiday.  This one would be cute without the 4th of July accessories.  The ideas for the hair accessories came from my favorite mom site.  The link is http://www.mom-stuff.com/public/301.cfm

The reason I included the picture below is because the part is very important for the braids to lay right. 

The first part is from ear to ear then pull the back hair into a ponytail out of the way.

Then make a diagonal part as shown below.

Start with the part on the right side (looking at the picture above)  The reason for this is the left side is going to overlap the right braid.  French braid from her ear to the center of the part as shown below.

Next french braid the left side all the way up to the center part.  This braid overlaps the first braid.

Below attach the braids together with an elastic.

Then we added the fun 4th of July accessories we made.  http://www.mom-stuff.com/public/301.cfm

The picture below shows all the accessories we made to match.  Her hair accessories, her belt and also her flip flops were taken from http://www.mom-stuff.com/public/301.cfm

4th of July Fun Toddler

I apologize I didn't get these posted before the 4th of July.  Things have been crazy for us this summer.  You can use these for other Holidays such as the 24th if you live in a state that celebrates. 

I didn't do anything really fancy with her hair it was all about the accessories with her. 

I made a zig zag part and then put her hair into pigtails  The hair accessories were secured with the fun sidewinders http://www.hairholders.com/ The sidewinders made the accessories stand up.  I was going for the fire work affect with her hair.

We got the instructions for the hair accessories from http://www.mom-stuff.com/public/301.cfm. 

   My daughter got so many compliments.  Also the flip flops and belt she is wearing came from the same website.  We are going to try them in different colors because they were so cute.

Rockin Bobbie Pins 4th of July

Follow the steps from the link below on how to get the hairstyle done.  The only difference is I pulled her ponytail into a messy bun because of our heat.  The summers are really hot here and she likes her hair up.

http://thewrighthair.blogspot.com/2010/06/make-it-or-break-it-hair.html 

The Rockin Bobbie pins and how to make them came from http://www.mom-stuff.com/public/245.cfm.  I love these for accessories.

The picture below is showing how I put them in. 

The top view of her head.

St Patricks Day Rockin Bobbie Pins and French Braid Fun

Tons of fun with Braids and Rockin Bobbie Pins for St Patricks Day

Start by making a french braid down the center of her head as shown below.

Then make a french braid up her head toward the center braid.  Do this on both sides of her head as shown below.

You are going to continue making french braids around her head angled towards the center of her head.  Below is the part of her hair

Below shows the bottom back of her neck she is kneeling to get the bottom 3 french braids done.

Below is the french braid above and below her ear.

All in all you have 3 french braids acorss the front of her head and 3 at the bottom of her head.  Once these are done put them all in a ponytail.

Then make a messy bun or make ringlets to give a more sophisticated look.

If you want to turn this into a St. Patricks Day Hairstyle then make some fun Rockin Bobbie pins and I just slide them into different areas on her hair.