Pioneer girl hairstyles

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It seems to me that most of the re-enacting events we attend start earlier in the day, and unless only Susi and I go, we usually don't have ...

The most popular hairstyle in the Edwardian era was the pompadour. But not all Edwardian pompadour hairstyles require teasing and hairpins. These 1907 instructions show you how to create an Edwardian pinless pompadour with only a ribbon! The Edwardian hairstyle is easy and fast to make and can still be worn today!

Dutch braids arrange the locks on the top of the head in a ribbon placed at the most becoming angle.

Lea's hairstyle today fits her adventurous personality! I love how easy this was to do and I know it would look amazing on any doll with long hair. 1. First take a section of your doll's hair on the left...

Here is an interesting article that I came across on www.amishworkshops.com on how the Amish women pin their hair up every day. I hope you find it interesting too. How Amish Women Pin Up Their Hair Christina, an eleven-year-old Old Order Amish girl from Michigan, was kind enough to sit for a series of photographs while her mother, Mary, pinned up her hair. Like most Amish females, she has never cut or trimmed her hair. Amish women pin their hair into buns, and then cover their heads with a…

This tutorial is for a Late Victorian Braided Tuck Hairstyle. I hope you’ll try it! Let’s begin Step one ~ Part the front section of your hair beginning from behind your ears to the top of your hea…

Today I have a hairstyle pretty enough for a Princess! I loved creating this half-up braided bun. Quick, easy, and perfect for those days when your doll wants to be a little fancy. Any doll with shoulder length hair and...

From an original copy of The American News (paper). Felicity's mane is a mess! Josefina's braid has backfired! Kirsten's loops have drooped. Addy's bun has bombed. Samantha's flip is a flop! And Molly's braids are on leave!! What's your American Girl to do? These step-by-step directions just might save the day! Q: Which American Girl might have used hog's fat to smooth her hair? A: In 1774 hog's fat was commonly used to smooth hair. YUCK! Felicity, give it a pass! courtesy: Pleasant Co

Simple and pretty, this hairstyle has some serious versatility.

I love history and I love hair. So it makes sense that any kind of historical or historically inspired hairstyles makes me a happy camper :happydance: :p I'm always looking for new styles so I thought - who better to come to than the LHC? So - post any pictures, tutorials etc. of "historical" hairstyles (accurate or not!) and feed my addiction! Time period doesn't matter - any will do! :D Thanks in advance :flower: :crush: (P.S: if there is already a thread on this please direct me

1860's hair style by Eleanna Flautt

FLDS hairstyle. From the hair and dress, I think this is the woman on the far right of this photograph: http://pin.it/apTvVSm . I don't know her name.

Hello everyone, My hairstyle today reminded me of a Victorian-era updo. I made two blossom Dutch braids and a big braided bun. I pinned my hair in place with bobby pins and added my new bow for an accent (I love bows!)

1860's "Heidi" braided hairstyle

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American Girl Doll Lea Clark Girl of the Year Hairstyle jFr: Americangirlfan

Historical hairstyle tutorials from the Middle Ages, the Victorian & Edwardian era and the 1920s, and boho hairstyle tutorials.