Heritage Challenge-or should I say Hair-i-tage Challenge?

Hair. It’s the source of many joys and tribulations. When it’s good, it’s wonderful. But when it’s a bad hair day (or year…or decade) it can be the source of much stress.
I thought the topic of “hair” might be a good one for our next heritage (or maybe hair-i-tage!) challenge. I put out a call to design a page for the blog for this challenge and Mollie (readstoomuch) designed the perfect page! Her layout about her 60s flip brought back so many memories. And I think you’ll agree she was absolutely adorable! Thanks, Mollie, for providing this wonderful example of a hair-i-tage layout for this challenge!

Supplies: 
Alana Solids Paper Pack – Michelle Martin
Autumn Lines Elements (brads) – Anna Aspnes
Catch a Rainbow Paper Pack – Katie Pertiet
Clustered Layered Template No. 09 – Katie Pertiet
Gone Fishin Paper Pack – Jesse Edwards
Orange Orange Paper Pack – Katie Pertiet
Patterned Flowers: Green – Jesse Edwards
Yuletide Felt Alphabet Collection – Pattie Knox
Font used is Problem Secretary Normal

For my layout, I used one of my daughter’s hair styles from the 80s. She was determined to get a perm and it turned out not to be the best look for her thick hair. Her brothers teased her unmercifully about her “Sphinx hair” and I’m sure you can see why!

Supplies:
By Katie Pertiet:
Classic Curled Photo Frames No. 01
Little Bits Alphabet
Notebook Journalers
Negative Sleeves No 03-coming soon
By Mindy Terasawa:
Cheeky Time Plus Pack

By Lynn Grieveson:
Silly Billy Alphabet

By Anna Aspnes:
Stitched By Anna Borders White No. 01

By Pattie Knox:
Brad Bonanza No. 01: Digital Fasteners

We’d love to see your layouts about hair styles—both good and bad—in the Heritage Gallery. As a matter of fact, we might even “flip” over them!