Hair Wraps

[Julia M]

Alot of people post about getting hair wraps done.

I bought the Klutz book on hair wraps (here's a link to show the book and a review

http://www.hairboutique.com/books/bookreview087.htm

It's not that hard.......I just did it on my dd and a friend, and they turned out pretty good. I did the basic wrap, but I'm going to try something fancier next. I assumed they'd probably fall out right away, because the ties at the end are the hardest part, but they haven't fell out yet!

Just a thought for people considering paying alot of money. The thread/yarn is just embroidery floss.....available at any craft store.

Julia

 

[laceemouse]

We did the wraps at AK our last trip.....PRICEY! How long did it take you to do the at home wraps?

 

[Julia M]

it went quite fast. maybe 10 minutes (tops) to measure out the floss, and maybe 15-20 minutes to do the wrap.

I did the basic wrap, with no beads or charms, to try it out. The first one I did wasn't bad, and is still in the girls hair, looking good, and I did it on Monday (it's Saturday now)

The second one I did (the same day) looks really really good. I mean, it looks like what you would get done somewhere. Just having done one, made all the difference.

I have to take out my dd's today, because she is performing in a parade tomorrow. I'll do hers again on Monday, but she'll have to take it out for a competition, then I plan to do a real fancy one for WDW in August.

BTW, I bought the book at our local craft store (Michaels) with a 40% off coupon. That made it a real bargain. My daughters wrap is 10 inches long, just FYI

Julia