I've been doing a lot of DIY hair wraps. With Halloween coming up, a lot of little girls seem to want their hair wrapped up in Halloween colors. Recently, I've been toying around with the idea of making removable hair wraps. This way, kids could make a whole bunch of clip-in hair wraps and easily swap them out for different holidays or outfits. Today I'm sharing my solution with you- Tada! These DIY clip-in wraps are simple to make and easy to swap out. Now your kids can change up their…

This is a method to use to make yarn dread falls. It might not be elegant but it works well and doesn't take very much yarn. Pick out a base and accent colour (optional) for your falls.

Natural Hair and Bandanas Yes, the cotton kind. Girl, I know, but I love my bandanas! If you’ve got a square satin scarf, by all means use that. Read on to learn five ways I style my natural …

A hair wrap, not to be confused with "wrapping your head with a scarf", is a colorful, fun way to add a temporary creative look to your natural hair. A hair wrap is not a "hair extension" but rather a way to wrap braided strands of your...

Adorn your hair with these pretty thread creations! They are super easy to make and to take out. Just cut the knot at the bottom and unravel it.You need: • embroidery thread • old necklace charms (optional) • scissorsStep 1 Cut your embroidery thread 2 times the length of your hairStep 2Plait a small piece of hair and tie it with a loom band, then tie a simple knot at the top of it, making sure not to catch any other hairs in with it as it will knot your hair Step 3Select the colour thread…

Spread the loveHair Wrap Tutorial- get festival-ready hair with this step by step tutorial! The summer always inspires me to do some vaguely hippie-ish thing to my hair. Last year it was braids and beads. This time around the hair wrap was calling my name. As soon as I finished my wrap, I realized how...

Preparation: Cut two, long pieces of Red Heart yarn. Place the two strands together. Photo 1: Part off a small portion of hair. Divide the hair into two sections. Photo 2: Place the yarn between the two strands of parted hair. Place yarn at an angle, forming an X between the parted strands of hair. Photos 3, 4, 5: Place yarn over one strand of hair and under the other strands of hair. Photo 6: Begin to twist the yarn to the hair. Twist one strand clockwise while twisting the other…