My kids have been doing a fund raiser at school and each class is kind of in a competition with each other, to see who can raise the most money. (Side Note: I TRIPLE hate asking for others to cough up some cash for my kid. I get it though….it’s tough for schools to get enough funding, so ugggh, we hit up the grandmas and this year we even asked their auntie, because they didn’t have Alaska on the “Donation Map” yet, and I have 2 sisters who live up there! Sorry Robin! ;)) Anyway, all the classes are in a race to win like a pizza party or something bigger, but along the way, they earn mini rewards like an extra recess, no assigned seating for a day, a no-shoe day or one of my kids’ favorite…..WACKY HAIR DAY!!! Chloe’s kindergarten class is in the lead (which makes Connor and Elli so mad…ha!) and their class earned the “privilege” of wearing their hair WACKY to school yesterday!
I usually forget about wacky hair day until the morning of, but this time, I received a reminder email about it the night before…..so I browsed around online real quick, and came up with so many fun ideas (which I’ll share down below)! Chloe requested something that I had to tweak a bit, but she was beyond excited for DONUT HAIR yesterday!!!!
Hahaha……it just cracks me right up! I’m kind of a weirdo and really get a kick out of stuff like this, but man, I love me some Donut Hair!!!
We really didn’t have much time yesterday before school, but it came together really quickly…..and this little girl was SO EXCITED for school! Haha….I hope these kids of mine never become too embarrassed or shy for a little silly fun! :)
And real quick, I’ll show a few pics that I took on my cell phone early yesterday morning before school (sorry, not the greatest pics)….but you get the idea!
- Make a tight pony tail, up on top of the head, as high as you can go. Use hairspray or gel to slick down the hair around the sides of the head.
- Cut a hole in a small paper plate, large enough to slide the ponytail through.
- Slide your mesh Bun maker down around the base of the ponytail. (If you don’t have a bun maker, I found mine for really cheap, HERE. It helps make the bun bigger and more symmetrical (and look more like a donut). But you could always just twist and wrap and create a simple plain bun.)
- Create your bun around your bun maker. (I’m sure there are videos on youtube showing how.) Pin the hair in place, as snug as you can.
- Cut a “frosting” piece from some brown felt or fleece. Add squiggles of hot glue and press some sprinkles into the glue.
- Cut strips of your fabric and glue the ends of each strip down to the back of the “frosting” piece. This will give you 3 loops to slide a bobby pin through, while sliding the other end of the bobby pin into the hair…securing the “frosting” in place.
And that’s it!
But WAIT—
I also had to share all these other Wacky Hair Day ideas that I gathered up from around the web….because they’ll CRACK YOU UP too!!! And maybe they’ll inspire you to have a little fun with your kiddos (or grandkids/neighbors) and their spirit days at school! I’ll be hopefully be using a few more of these soon, when Connor and Elli finally earn their Wacky Hair Day “privilege” for their fundraiser (if their classes ever earn enough….ha!).
Crazy Cone Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Soda Bottle Hair via Imgur
Star Wars Hair via Lou Lou Girls
Unicorn Hair via Lou Lou Girls
Rose Garden Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Bird’s Nest Hair via Google
Surfer Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Rudolph Bun via Princess Piggies
Apple Tree Orchard Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Helium Balloon Hair via unknown
My Little Pony Hair via Bored Panda
Insect Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Frosted Donut via Bored Panda
Spider Bun Hair via Simple As That
Punk Mohawk Hair via Google
Rainbow Mohawk Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Octopus Hair via One Creative Mommy
Cupcake Hair via Google Image
Squid Hair via Etsy
Pumpkin Patch Hair via Princess Piggies
Mermaid Hair via Chasing Our Dreams
Vegetable Garden Hair via Bee In Our Bonnet
Egg Hair via Princess Piggies
This is genius…and so cute!!! I can see how a little girl can get beyond excited, I would be too! :D
At my kid school, there is a crazy hair day once a year, but I have never seem anything as wacky as those ideas! Those are hilarious!. And now I’m thinking I have to let my girl grow hair, so I can make a bum next year ;)
I agree.
those are impressive!! gotta say those parents have either way more patience or time than I have. (probably both)
I love it!! Brings back some funny memories of our daughter and I. (Used to get my hubby all ticked at us. He saw no humor in us) We’d do hairdos and be howling away! Our favorite one is where you stick a paper/plastic cup inside your hair, upside down, and pull your hair up over the cup, all side of it, and make a bun. Way on top of the cup would sit a bun. Like your head was very tall.
Hi Ashley
it’s beautiful!
can you tell me what lens you used ?
and what camera
thanks a lot!!
sara
Hello,
In France, we don’t know “wacky hair day school” , it’s really funny and this children have amazing hairstyle !!!!
Bravo for the Chloe’s wacky hair ! it’s so cute.
Bye
Madre mía te quedo divino ese peinado, jajaja, aun alucino con el paso 4 como se sostienen todos los pelitos sin desparramarse por todos lados. Aunque imagino que será ese artilugio en forma de rosco lo que de algún modo sujeta el pelo, jeje (al principio pense que era un donuts de fieltro la cosita esa) :P
Besote!!!!!
Omg!!!! Luv it❤️❤️…..
OMG!!i love it sooooooo much I have to try it! My favourite is the donut hair. I have very long blonde straight hair so you can espoect to see a few posts on Facebook! I love all of the ideas and they are all so easy even I could do it and I am 13!. Keep the Ideas rolling in.
For crazy hair day I am doing the soda one. I love it!!! Its soooooo cool.
I’m so glad I found this idea! My kids have crazy hair day once a year and I am always late to the party. I’m ready this year (tomorrow in fact) after seeing your blog. I wasn’t able to use felt but I have the foam with the sticky back and hot glued sprinkles to that instead. I’m excited! Thanks again.
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