Showing posts with label Ballerina Bun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ballerina Bun. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Ballerina Bun - Take 482

We love this style and Miss Sass has asked for it many times. It looks great and holds up well. This was our second-day 'do....

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Simple Dancer 'Do / Gymnast Bun

I know I've done this style before, but it is such a great, simple, but quick one for gymnastics and dance!

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Ballet Bun Re-Run

I know I've done this one before, probably more than once too. ;) It is so simple and cute and keeps the hair out of the way... so I love it! lol
Okay, so there are just a few quick shots that I managed to snap at the studio. I changed things up a little this time by wrapping the bun with a piece of black lace. Little Miss said she felt very pretty with it! ;) 

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Who's That Girl? Part 2

I've been meaning to post this for a while, but I can't seem to find the emails I got from all of you! I still want to share your pictures, though! ;) So, if one of these is yours, hollar at me and I'll update the post as I hear from you...

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Twist Into Bun ~ Ballet Beautiful

This is a style I know I've done several times, but it is a favorite for dance.... on that note, I feel like I should mention that Miss Sass takes dance 3 days a week, hence all the dance styles and leos. ;)

Friday, August 27, 2010

Who's That Girl?!?!

Do you all remember when I had that last giveaway? Yeah, and I asked you guys to share pictures as an extra entry? So, I am finally going to put up some of those pics... and there are some great ones in here! ;)

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Gymnast Bun; Lauren's from Make It or Break It

I've noticed that some of my fellow bloggers have listed some of Lauren's hairstyles from the show Make It or Break It. She is a mean girl, but she has great hair! This is one of her styles. But my model for today is an incredibly nice girl. Really, my niece is the sweetest and most well-behaved child I've ever met! ;) So, here's The Princess's do...

Friday, April 10, 2009

Criss-cross twists into a bun. Another Easter do.

Okay, this isn't really my style, so for directions go to The Story of A Princess... http://hair4myprincess.blogspot.com/2009/03/easter-dress-and-fancy-easter-hair.html
I love the style and wanted to do this for Easter. However, my baby girl doesn't have quite enough hair, or maybe not a big enough head yet:) It is still super cute and I will do it again!

Friday, April 3, 2009

A perfect Ballerina Bun

Well, this blog features mega-crazy fly aways and a super easy, super cute way to make a bun(yours does not have to have fly aways)... But, as promised, here it is (hey, it's still Friday!)
So, just ignore all those wisps from the Kansas wind and try to see the style:) Sis wanted to be outside and I was just taking these to show how I make my bun stay againts her head, so I hope it doesn't drive you too crazy!




































Something for Easter

I just love how this turned out... so pretty! We did this for dance class yesterday, it stayed through class, naptime, and playtime!
I know this is a silly picture, but you get the idea of how I started. Sis has bangs, so I almost always put the front in a little pony to get them out of her face for dance.


I twisted that little section. You could combine it with the next pony or just pin it, we'll hide that later. I positioned this so it covered the part between the two bigger ponies.

I made a diagonal part starting right behind the little pony and then across and down the other side. The middle pony is on her crown and the bottom one I set to the right side.




Then I made a bun from each pony. I used a little hairspray to keep down the wispies a little. I had planned to show my directions in this post, but it will be in the next, promise! I know, that will make 4 for today...




I added a flower clip to either side and got the sweetest little style!











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