Instructions for multiple odd-strand braids can be found in detail here.
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4 comments:
Claire,
I am always longing for you to do my hair whenever I see photos of the beautiful braids you do. What a gift you have!
-Vicki M.
Thank you, Vicki! Who knows... maybe sometime I will get to do your hair! :-)
Peace,
Claire
Phil 4:8
Oooh, that's really pretty!! I remember you french braiding my sister's hair at the convention. Can you do all those braids on your own hair?
Very lovely! I wish that I had the patience to do this stlye on my own daughters. Does this style of braid work for girls with very fine hair? My younger daughter's hair falls out of every braid that I put in her hair.
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