Double Rope, Princess hair

I don't know where I saw this before, or if I have I just started doing ropes and ended up with this. So I made to small ropes opposite sides of her Head about an inch square, and about the same distance from the front of her head

then I hooked both of the ropes behind her head to form a crown, or as my girls call it princess hair, Then I didn't like how the front of her hair looked so I did tiny rope french braids, you do these just like a regular french braid by sectioning pieces of hair and then remember to twist it into the single section before twisting them both together, It takes a bit of practice, but you can do it!

Then I hooked those two twist together in the back to make a double crown,

usually I would hook a bow on the ends to cover the elastic but the little princess said no! I know I am shocked also,

Here it is from the front! Isn't she cute!

first day of summer hair!

OK this is my very first blog and I love to look at hair blogs and do my kiddies hair so I thought that I would start a hair blog... please bear with me as we work out the bugs together
So this is my baby Mermaid, on the first day of summer! we had just got back from swimming and so I thought that I would do a simple hairdo, because we had already done swimming hair today.
we will call this a diagonal french braid princesses hair

First we took a square part on the top of her head and then split it into halves diagonal

Now we braided the right side with a dutch french braid.from the front to the back

once again we did a dutch french braid, but from back to front this time

Hook the braids together in the back, I always put on a bow to cover the elastic

and voilà you have princess hair with a french braid!