Sentences with phrase «plait worked»

Not exact matches

They are pre cut but I think that can be worked around and would probably make a better maple pecan plait dough than mine here:)

Work it as a head band or with a retro bow, or tame your locks by anchoring pony tails and plaits with a rolled bandana.

She's working what looks like a side braid that's been totally deconstructed, plus some smaller, tighter plaits that weave from one side of her head to the other.

A simple plait still works.

A bespoke veil in the softest pink, made by Britten, worked perfectly with a plaited halo and soft loose tendrils.

Rather than pulling her hair back super sleek, the singer's hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos curled Cabello's hair in loose waves in different directions and tousled it for more body before working on the plait.

If you can't decide whether to work a traditional plait or a fishtail plait into your gorgeous milkmaid braid — then why not do what this beautiful lady has done and choose both styles at once?

She's worked her hair into two thick braids, sweeping all of the front and back sections into the plaits.

She's worked two plaits into the hair on either side and swept them up to the top of the head, pinning them in the middle to create a gorgeous, traditional milkmaid style.

To show off the two colours working together, she's separated the hair into two sections and worked a french braid from the bottom upwards, gathering and pinning the two plaits in the middle at the top to form a milkmaid style.

In Yang's work, such stories breathe through ovoid assemblages of bells mounted on wheels, towering installations of Venetian blinds and dense tufts of artificial straw — woven, plaited and draped.

The work, satin seed stipple arsehole hair plait (2016), was made using a fire extinguisher converted into a giant spray canister, a graffiti technique used for large - scale wall coverage.

Focusing on objects and structures which are «handmade», using traditional and more ad - hoc craft techniques, the works featured are often created using a simple, repetitive action, from crochet, plaiting, weaving and winding to stringing, shredding, binding and crumpling.

I flung myself in the house, plaited the youngest's hair for her «Music around the world» dirdnl costume, hustled the kids into the car, bolted back to work, grabbed the sushi, chucked it at them and wove my way through the traffic to drop the youngest at the auditorium by 5.15 pm... Well, 5.25 pm by the time we battled the traffic.