I didn't do step by step instructions for this one. It's really fairly straight forward. Here it is without the bows, if that helps.
Make some piggies, leaving out a square on top. Make a part diagonally from the front corner of the square to back corner on the other side. Then make a part from the middle of the diagonal part to the other back corner. French braid these three sections, continuing the braids down to add to the pigs. Braid the pigs themselves, leaving a few inches at the end. Pull the ends up to the top of the pigs and secure with elastics.
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18 comments:
OMG! THAT is cute. I can't wait til my DD gets home from school!
Okay, I totally need to learn how to french braid just so I can do this style! It is so stinkin' cute!
I can't wait till my daughter gets more hair. You are so good at this.
I love the stuff you come up with. Now if I could just do it 1/2 as good as you...and my DD would sit still that long.
That is gorgeous!! I need to learn how to do that on my girls!!!
I LOVE this!!! Your little girl has the best hair... i am so mad I just cut my little girls bangs. THX for sharing your amazing ideas with us.
Holy Crap so cute!
I love this blog. You never seem to run out of ideas. This is my new favorite.
ooo your french braids are so nice :)
Cree
Okay, I really liked this style, so I tried it on my little girl. Check it out on my blog http://thebikingfam.blogspot.com
Wow! That is amazing. I wish I could do that. Great job!
SO cute. And unique!
Man your french braids are so tight!! Could u come do my hair. LOL
I can't even imagine my daughter having enough hair to do that, but I can't wait to try!
So cool!
How on earth do you get them so tight? That is so cute!
I wish my french braids looked half this good and TIGHT! I need to practice on that.
ooh this one is sooo pretty!! i love it!
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