Is that the sort of fork that would go vertically in a french twist and stick up from the top like a feather?
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my ex-husband brought me back a couple of wooden hair forks (I do not know what type of wood they are made out of, he got them at a kind of outdoor flea market) from Rio de Janeiro, Brasil when he went down there to visit relatives etc, buncha years back. I never use them as I thought they were too ginormous...I did a crappy cinna-bun and put one of these forks in it to show you guys:
Does it look too huge to you? It feels very comfortable, which is weird. Should I hang on to these monsters and use them when my hairs hits terminal length?
Tired mom of two young children. Beginner sew-er, knitter and crocheter. Also, I like baking cakes.
Beats the heck out of me...I realized the whole thing is not much different than the length of one of my hair sticks which is interesting.
Tired mom of two young children. Beginner sew-er, knitter and crocheter. Also, I like baking cakes.
I would be tempted to hang onto them.
And I love your username!
Growing back length after a cut of 18 inches in December 09.
Thanks...I have no $ to buy hair toys currently, so I'm examining my somewhat pitiful stash to see what I can do with it...my username is the name I used when I was in the SCA (I was never into it hardcore, I liked to play dress-up...)
Tired mom of two young children. Beginner sew-er, knitter and crocheter. Also, I like baking cakes.
I'd be very tempted to put something on the flat top part, like... Iunno, something really pretty!
Decorate it, you mean? That did not even enter into my head....I guess I'm a purist when it comes to wood, I get upset when people paint wooden furniture.
Tired mom of two young children. Beginner sew-er, knitter and crocheter. Also, I like baking cakes.
It does look a little huge, but my tastes run toward small, unobtrusive accessories. (I'd actually be tempted to whack off about an inch from the top of the fork, if it's not finished, and sand it smooth.)
You'll grow into it, and I think you'll find styles other than a cinnamon bun that won't be as dwarfed by the thing. Try a lazy wrap or nautilus bun, for example. If it's comfy, definitely keep it.
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it actually looks comfortable in the picture...
i think it looks lovely!
Lady Ligeia of the Wandering Oleander in the order of the Long Hair Knights
Thanks...I have another of the same length with a pointer top. They are perfectly smooth, too, no snags.
Tired mom of two young children. Beginner sew-er, knitter and crocheter. Also, I like baking cakes.
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