法式辫子 - 祝孩子们天天健康快乐！

Terms to Know: To cut out wordiness, I have decided to name the webbed area between the fingers. Slot 1 is between the thumb and index fingers. Slot 2 is between the index and middle fingers. Slot 3 is between the middle and ring fingers. Slot 4 is between the ring and little fingers. Right and left hands will be denoted by a capital R or L after the slot number. For example, 1R is between the thumb and index finger of the right hand.
Directions: Separate a lock of hair from the rest of the hair at the place where you want to begin the braid. Put the lock of hair in your left hand. Insert the index and middle finger of your right hand through the lock, going from underneath to the surface, separating the lock into three strands. Use your left hand to separate the strands out to the end of the hair.
Put the strand on the left into slot 1L, palm up. Rotate your right hand palm down and put the strand from slot 1R into either slot 2 or 3L.
Move the strand in your right hand into slot 1R. Rotate your left hand palm down and put the strand from slot 1L into either slot 2 or 3R.
Move the strand in your left hand into slot 1L. Move the strand from slot 2 (or 3)R to slot 2L. Move the strand from slot 1R into slot 3L. Use your right hand to gather another section of hair.
Add the new strand of hair to the strand in slot 3L. Move the newly combined strand to slot 1R. Move the middle strand (in slot 2L) to slot 2R. Rotate your right hand palm down and put the strand from slot 1R into slot 2L.
Move the strands into your right hand (strand remaining in right hand moves to slot 1R, strand in slot 2L moves to slot 2R, strand from slot 1L moves to slot 3R.) Use your left hand to gather another section of hair. Add the new section of hair to the strand in slot 3R.
Rearrange the strands as necessary and continue braiding as shown. Tie off the end with a rubber band or other fastener.


Basic French Braid	Perfect French Braid with two accents	Perfect French Classic		French braids to two buns

French Classic with one accent	French Classic	French Classic with two accents		Perfect French Classic

Perfect French Classic	Perfect French Classic with one accent		Perfect French Classic	Perfect French Classic unpinned

3-3 Low French Combo	3-3 Perfect French Combo		3-3 High French Combo	3-5 High French Combo

French Cascade	French Crown with two accents		French Crown with ribbon	French Crown

French Crown with three accents	French Cobra braid (though there's a Dutch up the back)		French Horseshoe pinned	French Classic

3-3 High French Combo with ribbon	French Crown with ribbon		French Classic with basic French braid below	Basic French Braid, done on self

Terms to Know: To cut out wordiness, I have decided to name the webbed area between the fingers. Slot 1 is between the thumb and index fingers. Slot 2 is between the index and middle fingers. Slot 3 is between the middle and ring fingers. Slot 4 is between the ring and little fingers. Right and left hands will be denoted by a capital R or L after the slot number. For example, 1R is between the thumb and index finger of the right hand.
Directions: Separate a lock of hair from the rest of the hair at the place where you want to begin the braid. Note: It's a good idea to make the part V-shaped, with the point of the V towards the back of your head.		Directions: Separate a lock of hair from the rest of the hair at the place where you want to begin the braid. Note: It's a good idea to make the part V-shaped, with the point of the V towards the back of your head.
Hold the lock of hair in one hand and use the index and middle fingers of the other hand to separate it into three strands.		Separate the hair into three strands.
Hold the left-hand strand with your left pinkie while moving the right-hand strand from 2R to 3L. Shift the new right-hand strand (used to be the middle strand) from 3 or 4R to 2L.		Cross the right-hand strand over the middle strand. Hold all three strands in separate slots of your left hand.
Use your right index finger to pick up a section of hair from the right side of the head, adding it to the right-hand strand currently held in 2L.		Pick up a section of hair from the right side of the head and add it to the right-hand strand..
Grasp the right-hand strand with your right pinkie, then rotate your left hand so that you can grasp the left-hand strand in 3R. Shift the new left-hand strand from 3L to 2R.		Cross the left-hand strand over the middle strand. Hold all three strands in separate slots of your right hand.
Use your left index finger to pick up a section of hair from the left side of the head and add it to the left-hand strand in slot 2R. Note: In this picture, the right-hand thumb is sweeping beneath all three strands simply to aid in gathering the new section.		Pick up a section of hair from the left side of the head and add it to the left-hand strand.
Grasp the left-hand strand with the left pinkie, then rotate your right hand so that you can grasp the right-hand strand in 3L. Shift the new right-hand strand to 2L.		Cross the right-hand strand over the middle strand. Hold all three strands in separate slots of your left hand.
Use your right index finger to pick up a section of hair from the right side of the head, adding it to the right-hand strand currently held in 2L.		Pick up a section of hair from the right side of the head and add it to the right-hand strand..
Grasp the right-hand strand with your right pinkie, then rotate your left hand so that you can grasp the left-hand strand in 3R. Shift the new left-hand strand from 3L to 2R.		Cross the left-hand strand over the middle strand. Hold all three strands in separate slots of your right hand.
Use your left index finger to pick up a section of hair from the left side of the head and add it to the left-hand strand in slot 2R.		Pick up a section of hair from the left side of the head and add it to the left-hand strand.
Continue instructions 9-14 until there is no more hair to add. Continue braiding as for simple 3-strand as far down as you can reach.		Continue instructions 9-14 until there is no more hair to add. Continue braiding as for simple 3-strand as far down as you can reach.
Grasp the right-hand strand with your pinkie, the middle strand in 4R, and the left-hand strand in3R.		Shift all three strands into one hand (in this example, in the right).
Bring your right hand forward over your shoulder. Note: you will now seem to be braiding in the opposite direction. Instead of folding the strands towards you, you will be folding them away from you.		Bring the braid over your right shoulder (or your left, if you choose to hold it in the left hand). Note: you will now seem to be braiding in the opposite direction. Instead of folding the strands towards you, you will be folding them away from you.
Shift your hands (not the braid!) so that the palms are facing outward, the left-hand strand is in 2L, the right-hand strand is in 2R, and the middle strand is in slot 1 of whichever side needs to cross over next to continue the pattern (in this example, it was in 1R). Rotate your right hand and move the right-hand strand to 1L.		Shift your hands so that the palms are facing away from you before crossing over a strand, and the palm faces you only while it is crossing over a strand.
Rotate your left hand and put the left-hand strand in 1R. Continue instructions 20-21 to the end of the braid.		Continue braiding in pattern to the end of the braid.
Tie off the end of the braid.		Tie off the end of the braid.
Voila! You've French braided your own hair.		Voila! You've French braided your own hair.