Showing posts with label piggies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piggies. Show all posts

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Zig Zag French Braids

We needed a "tight" 'do for Oliver practice tonight...there is a lot of dancing involved!   I was just going to do regular french braids, but why not add a twist?
All I did was section her hair in three sections on each side of her head and braid and up and down.  She had to sit for me to do this style, and tilt her head in a bit of a funky way, but I think it came out cute!






That's all folks!  :)
Hope your day is sunnier than it is around here.  We have lots to do today, so I'm glad we are stuck inside.
Have a great one!
Stacy

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Creative Piggies

I couldn't link to the site where I found this style, but it is on this mom's site: http://redpunzel.blogspot.com/search/label/Toddler If you scroll down to November21st, and look at the second photograph, that is what we copied today.   Here is how Bee's turned out:

This is will probably stay in again today, with a little smoothing and fixing of the piggies.
Enjoy the beautiful weather if you have it!
Stacy

Monday, June 28, 2010

Funky Upside Down Piggies

I have to start off by saying that I never took a photo of the final "final" part of this 'do.  When I was done with the piggies, I  curled the ends - and it looked so cute!  Anyhow - you'll get the idea. This was a cute shorty 'do, but only lasted one day - by that night, it had fallen out.  First I made a piggie:
 
Then I put the topsy tail in upside down, and pulled the hair up and out.
I laid half of the pony off the left and half to the right, then added a bow in the center.
Once her hair was dry, I curled the ends - which was so adorable - but I forgot to take a photo of that part. Anyhow, a quick, easy 'do that looks sweet.  :)  Enjoy!
Stacy

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

That kind of mom...



Yup, that's me.  I don't stress over hair.  Wait, no, I guess that isn't true.  I stress over the way the kids' hair looks only so much as I don't want it looking "ragamuffin" when they leave the house (at home, anything goes), but I don't stress over cut...or in this case color.

Bee and I have come to an agreement over her hair in the last few years.  She gets it cut only once (sometimes twice) a year, after her dance recital.  This is because I have to get it up in a bun for the recital, and that's hard to do if you've cut it short, you know?

When she gets it cut, she calls the shots - length, style, color.  This year, she wanted her hair like her best friend Emily, so off came about seven inches!  She also wanted pink streaks, so those went in too.  Yes, they are permenant.  But the ones we got last year were permenant too, and by fall they were barely noticeable.

She loves it, and gets to let out her inner "punk" once a year.  She nearly bounced out of the salon when we were done, and was literally singing a song about loving her new hair.   So forgive me, and be warned before you look at the photos - we'll be showing some shorter 'dos for a while as it grows out again.  Here are her first few.  The night we got home from getting it cut, it looked like this:

The next day, we just did some really simply tiny ponies and put flower clips in.
Yesterday we got a little more funky, and tried some messy buns with a zig zag part. She had just finished playing in the sprinkler, so her hair is soaking wet.  It looked even cuter when it was dry - but you get the idea.  Once it was dry, I should have curled the ends under, but we were off to a baseball game, and didn't have time. 
So there is my Bee's adorable new pink hair 'do!  More short styles to come in the very near future.
Enjoy the sunshine if you have it!
Stacy

Monday, June 14, 2010

Oops, found one more and JAKE DOING GYMNASTICS (for Mindy)


Here's a two-fer post - I found one more long hair set of photos, and after, you can see Jacob (he's the littlest in our family) doing gymnastics.  I say it's for Mindy, because she's my gymnastics, flippy friend - who might be the only one to really appreaciate my little guy's potential.  :)

First, the 'do - I don't remember where I saw this one, but it's pretty easy to figure out by looking at the photos.


And...here's Jacob!!




Enjoy!
Stacy

Sunday, May 2, 2010

another Criss Cross 'do

I found this gem at Babes in Hairland: http://www.babesinhairland.com/2009/06/single-knots-criss-cross.html  - this mother is AMAZING!!  Really, don't click on the above link unless you want to spend a good amount of time on her site.     Here is our take on that do:

This was a cute, fast, one-day kinda style.  Bee opted out of the bows and flowers for the day, and wanted a straight part instead of a zig-zag one.  What do you think?
Our weekend has been glorious.  Beautiful weather, a talent show, the opening of the little league season, an amazing new message series at church on communication in your marriage - what more could you possibly ask for than that?
God is good.  As always, feel free to copy,
Stacy

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Elastic Head Band

This one caught my eye right away!  http://cute2tryhairdos.blogspot.com/2008/10/elastic-head-band.html  I love the styles with tiny elastics like this, because they tend to stay put in Bee's hair for a few days - and ease is what I'm all about!!   Here is how our version came out:

I used a curling iron to curl her ends, as she has naturally straight hair - the curlies didn't last too long, but the body did.


There you have it!  This one takes a little time, so if you try it, plunk your gal in front of her favorite TV show.  That's a trick of the trade around here!   Have a fantastic day!  T-minus two days until the talent show. There's a lot of work to be done around here!
Stacy