I would love these Easter Island heads - arnt they tiki-tastic?
The heat really made me think about what to do with my hair (hello head scarf). I would really love to grow my hair into the hairstyle below - isnt it divine? It looks pretty easy to maintain as well.
She's from Stitchcraft June 1949. I think I'm going to take the picture with me when I go see my hairdresser in a few weeks.
And here's the knitting pattern for the top as well...
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When my hair is short, that is my go-to style. Known as a "Baby" cut.
This is a similar style that I did with mine a while ago :D
http://www.vintagegrrl.net/vintagegrrllife/recreating-a-vintage-look-hair-tutorial/
It'll suit you SO much.. and yes, is very easy to maintain :D
Oh thanks Tia! I'm going to check out your tutorial right now!
Thank you so much for this pattern! There's a grossly over-sized 'update' of it in Jane Waller's 'Knitting patterns of the 1940s', which I've been trying to downsize again to borrow the stitch pattern (myself and a few other ravelers in the 'Foyle's War' group have been trying to recreate one of the cardigans from the series with a very similar sprayed bobble stitch). This is a huge help, so thanks again :)
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