Twist knot

20. Voluminous Low-Hanging Bun This full-volume low bun is simple-looking but it builds a dramatic loose French twist that’s anything but a plain, unremarkable updo. Wear with a casual floral dress or try it even for a special occasion. Looking effortless is very on-trend and appropriate in any setting.

Variations of the Square Knot will enable you to make some beautiful projects. So start with the first macrame knots a beginner should learn.

Bantu Knots On Shorter Hair

French rolls were a huge trend on the red carpet so far this season and here’s a twist & pin version I’ve been wearing for a while. I love this hairstyle for when I don’t have time to blowdry my hair. It’s easy to do in wet hair and means my hair dries smoothly with...Read More »

The knotted kimono is a versatile piece that can be transitioned from beach/pool cover up to day and night. It's an easy-to-wear silhouette that can be worn for many occasions. Follow the simple tutorial below to make your own.

I am so excited to share today’s hair tutorial which is an easy knotted braid updo. I wanted to share this particular hairstyle because it can be recreated on medium-length to long hair. This updo is surprisingly simple and absolutely perfect for a casual night out, a wedding hairstyle or for any special event this

French twist is one of the easiest yet stylish styles to do.. but it can be hard to DIY it. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to do a French Twist on yourself.

Twisted knots hair

In this blog post I'll be taking you step-by-step through the sewing process for this twist tee. And a timely reminder that you'll get the best results with this pattern by using two-way stretch knit (four-way stretch in the US) that has elastane content (Lycra, Spandex). I have achieved the best results with rayon, polyester and wool knits with elastane. Some cotton knits may work if they are not too stiff.