A fit Petite Peanut

Sure! First, let’s look at different kinds of curly hair. Lucky for us, there’s a whole chart for that kinda stuff. Curly hair can range from slightly wavy to the most scrunchy of curls. >

(Source: https://bouncecurl.com/blogs/news/what-type-of-curly-hair-do-you-have_

(Source: https://www.naturalcurlsclub.com/blogs/curls/what-is-my-curl-type)

Here’s how I would approach painting curly hair. As with all hair, I recommend you block out the basic shape, so you know how the hair is being layered. Since curly hair is so voluminous, I then block out the light and shadow, treating it like a 3D object. Then, I add the detail of the individual curls. Variety of big and thin curls will give you a more natural look, and not like a uniform doll. 

I hope this was helpful! Here are some more tutorials on how to draw hair: 

https://theredlinestation.tumblr.com/post/185641811872/do-you-guys-know-of-any-references-on-how-to-draw

https://theredlinestation.tumblr.com/post/181166661397/how-do-you-draw-hairlines-that-dont-look-stupidly

Hey there!

DIY Easy Sew Headband

Use an old t-shirt! Reuse, reduce, recycle!

DIY Elastic Hair Ties

Stylish and useful if your mom has long hair!

DIY iPod Armband

If your mom likes to run alongside music, this might be handy dandy.

DIY Water Bottle with Time

Hydration, hydration, hydration.

DIY Workout Shirt

If your mom doesn’t have enough of this already!

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