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little girl hair tutorial #6 braided flower

By pamperedprineds
This hair do looks super complicated and fancy, yet it is really quite easy. 
 Step 1
Braid 3 french braids on the top of the head, secure with elastic bands.
Then pull All the hair into one ponytail at the back of head.


 

Step 2
 braid 6 even braids into the ponytail


 Step 3 
Loop the end of the braid and secure it with the elastic that is holding the ponytail in place. 
Repeat this with 5 of the braids, spacing them around the ponytail to form petals.



 Step 4
Tie the last braid into a knot in the center of the flower, and secure with a bobby pin.
hair spray to finish.



Comments

  1. LeslieOctober 16, 2012 at 3:11 PM

    Super cute Sheena! I'm hoping this one will work on Abbie's super thick hair...we'll see!

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  2. pamperedprinedsOctober 16, 2012 at 4:18 PM

    Leslie, you can either make more petals, or split her hair into pigtails and make two flowers. :) Post a picture on Facebook I bet two flowers would be sooo cute, especially with Abbie's awesome hair!

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