Given her crazy-curly locks, I figured a silhouette in her signature hairdo - "The Single Puff" - would memorialize it forever, and also be easier than trying to decipher around a blob of curly hair.
Same deal with the black cardstock, tracing paper and image to trace around. I printed the photo in reverse so when the silhouette was trimmed and flipped, she would face opposite of Griffin's image when side-by-side:
To make it more girly, I added eyelashes:
The final, framed result:
Not many pics exist - but my hair is EXTREMELY curly (I flat iron every day)... I think you did the right thing with the "puff" pose cause we curlies get lost in our hair lol... they turned out fantastic!
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They look great.
ReplyDelete{I have always wished for curly hair. When I was little I would sleep with sponge curlers in my hair.}
so cute! where did you hang them? i should do some of the girls, but i am not sure where i would put them right now...but i do have a lot of bare walls.
ReplyDeletealways wanted curly hair...now i just use the curling iron. and the girls-straight hair. k has a little more going on then m.
memorialize the puff, HA! That turned out fantastic! I love the matting you used... adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink and blue! Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I love the eyelashes! :]
ReplyDeleteLove these...both, especially the eyelashes! SO girly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful silhouettes and I love the puff!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I was just thinking about doing this a few days ago! Then I see it here!! You know great minds... LOL
ReplyDeleteBTW- they turned out AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks everyone for digging my silhouette! I recommend it as an easy-to-moderate level craft that just about anyone can do!
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