I thought it would be a good day to show off some of the stuff YOU have done recently. I love seeing our hairstyles on all different kinds of hair and from all over the place! I also love seeing the new ideas you guys come up with. It always makes my day when someone takes the time to send in pictures of their hair doing adventures. :)
Let's begin!
First off, this mom and model did an excellent job with the
Quick Flower Bun. This little girl has shoulder length hair and it still worked!
Next up: Someone was brave enough to try the
Basket Woven Hairstyle! (And as you can see, it turned out awesome!!) Of everything we've done on this hair blog, this has to be one of my top 5 favorites.
And......I know this is a guest post, but have to throw these in. :) We did this one again just the other day for church and I couldn't stop myself from taking some pictures even though it's already been posted! So, here's the Princesses twin pictures to go with our guest poster. :)
Now, for those of you who love to use beads, here are some very cute new beading ideas!
I love this one!! This smart mom combined the
Cinderella Bun Hairstyle with the
Candy Stripes Hairstyle. An adorable combination!
Here's a cute new twisted style to try.
Some darling
heart hair and
bantu knots for toddlers!
A fun
Star Hairstyle. I'm loving how she did that braid across the top of the star. Cute!
A cute variation of the
woven tiara (and darling shades.)
These pictures came all the way from the Philippines. How cool is that? What a darling and unique hairstyle to spice up that school uniform!!
Another fun variation of the
woven tiara. And oh my goodness, I love these curls! Our guest poster said these curls were made by twisting the hair first, and then wrapping them around a curler. I have to try it!!
More cute beads and barrettes!
Another one of our top five favorites! The
Woven Piggies. *Funny story: Since we posted this hairstyle a little over a year ago, I've actually seen it "around" a few times!! I've wondered if the people I saw with this hairstyle were blog readers, but I didn't dare ask. :) I never get tired of seeing this one, it's just too cute.
And last but not certainly not least.... Here we have the
side ponytail with something extra. (I'm loving that cute flower.)
Great job everyone! Thank you so much to everyone who sent in pictures this round! I hope I didn't leave anyone out. I have a hard time keeping everything organized in my email! If anyone else has pictures they would like to share, feel free to send them in!
And now, just out of curiosity, what are your kids (or you) dressing up as this year?
Great job everyone! Thank you so much to everyone who sent in pictures this round! I hope I didn't leave anyone out. I have a hard time keeping everything organized in my email! If anyone else has pictures they would like to share, feel free to send them in! 
No rhyme or reason really. Crazy she wanted, and crazy she got! I remember this hairdo taking awhile. But it also stayed in for days and she got lots of attention from it, so it was worth it. :) PS.... If you're looking for a hairstyle to go with your Halloween costume, be sure to check out our Halloween hair post! Maybe you'll find what you're looking for there! Also, I feel the need to apologize to some of you. I've had a whole bunch of people email requests for specific halloween hairstyles, and I haven't returned emails to anyone. Frankly, I've been working on a project and just haven't had a lot of time for much of anything extra lately. I didn't mean to ignore you, I hope you'll forgive me!! 
To begin, take a small section of hair and start twisting.
Keep twisting the hair around until it forms a Spiral thingy like this.....
Part out another small section of hair underneath and twist it together with your first section (forming another spiral.) As you're adding the hair into the next section, you'll need to leave the first spiral fairly loose or it will pull itself undone.
Keep going. You shouldn't need any bobby pins or elastics until you get to the very bottom. If you look closely at the bottom of this picture, you can see where I secured the very last twist with one clear elastic. (Everything else will hold fine by itself.)
Make another row or two just for fun (if you have the time) and add a bun. :)
This hairstyle was quick and easy and stayed put nicely all day long!
Take the 3 front pieces and start braiding. Add in the side braids as you work your way down, the same way you would normally do a french braid.
This was fairly quick and simple!
Make 3 small ponies in the front and split them each in half. (Like the middle pony in this picture.)
Take the 2 strands from the left pony and the right strand on the middle pony and lay them across her head (slanting towards the right side.) Take the remaining 3 strands and weave them through, over to the opposite side.
Take the 3 strands on the right in one hand and the 3 strands on the left in the other. Tighten everything up and add some elastics to each side.
At this point you could make a ponytail, pigtails, a bun, or even leave it down. Whatever you want! We did a quick ponytail.
And of course it always helps to add a cute bow or flower! This one came from Flowerz In Her Hair.com.
I have to say, I think her head looks pretty cute from the top with her little woven star!