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I've fallen in love with some pastel yarn dreads I've seen girls wearing Spank/Lolita clothing sporting:

I've done some searching around, and the only dreads I'm coming across are the more traditional, spiky, punkish ones. I love pastel colors, and I like the softer, more girly look these dreads have. Now, I'd make some of these myself, but I have no clue how, and don't have the time. Plus, I'm horrible at making things. ;_; For serious.

Does anyone know where I might be able to find dreads like this? I'd appreciate any help, because I've got nothing at the moment.

I have shorter hair too (longest part is slightly below my chin), and while some people I've talked to who make dreads said they could make shorter dreads/clip in dreads, etc, others said they wouldn't. :(

 

This is the latest cover design I have done for Immanion Press http://www.immanion-press.com The artwork and my layout for it are under the cut. The Janus House And Other Two-Faced Tales is a short story collection by David Barnett, author of Hinterland and Angelglass. So far I have only read The Janus House (I am going to read the rest from my artist's copy of the book because its easier than reading it as a word document). Anyway, I hope you enjoy the art - I can certainly recommend the Janus House story, David is a very accomplished author and it is the sort of atmospheric and slightly ambiguous horror I love - I usually find a good spooky story needs a little mystery and uncertainty to work well and this one has both.  ( Click here for the art! )

                                The piece I submitted for the art show currently going on at the Beverly Owens Project, in Toronto. You should check it out. There's like 150 pieces there! Release:  --- LUST GROUP SHOW www.thebeverlyowensproject.com/current-exhibition.htm #1 of the Seven Deadly Sins Project December 3, 2009 - January 3, 2010 Reception: Saturday, December 5, 2009 7-10 PM • All artwork 10 X 10 inches • All artwork $300---- It's better than a soaking wet pussy! PS Co-credit to young stalwart named Corey Pierce who helped refine my original concept.