** Step 1: Fold Your Bandana Learning the correct way to fold your bandana before tying it will make all the difference in the overall look and in how well the headband stays put. Lay the bandana flat out in front of you and fold it in half to create a triangle. Then, starting at the pointed end, slowly start folding the bandana towards the larger flat end. You’ll be left with one long even strip of fabric that’s the ideal headband shape....
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. If you’re looking for something in particular, you can just check out the section that most appeals to you, but if you don’t know where to begin and just want to find some unique couple costume, no worries! We’ve got 101 couples Halloween costumes for you to choose from, divvied up into 4 different types of the best couple costumes:...
So last year for my hubby’s birthday I decided to get him a puzzle made that is a picture of our baby. He absolutely LoVeD it! I thought this would be the perfect gift for some of you moms and wives who are running out of time for Father’s Day this year. Let your kids pick out their favorite picture with dad (or just any great picture) and now you have an activity you can all do together!...
2 versions and over 35 fun family activities included! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. If you haven’t noticed, we LOVE bucket lists around here. There’s just something fun about printing off a list of fun ideas and seeing how many you can check off. You might remember our Summer Bucket List, Fall Bucket List, and our popular Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Bucket Lists....
Get inspired by these pictures of halo braids and learn how to create them. 1. Beginner: Half a Halo 1. Beginner: Half a Halo If you’re new to the braiding scene, you’ll want to start off with something easy. Part your hair down the middle and create braids on either side of your head. This will break the halo braid hairstyle down into manageable parts. To get your braid on, create one Dutch braid at a time that starts at your part and extends down to the back of your head....
