Braided Grass Head Doll — Twin-Braid Styling Kit, Flower Clips

Grass head doll — Braid and clip edition. The rye grass in this head is sown heavier than our standard doll, so the blades come up long and flexible instead of short and stiff. Divide the growth, plait each side, pin the ends with a flower clip, and you get two braids standing straight up like antennae.

What you get

• One doll per piece ordered — about 4 in / 10 cm tall, filled and pre-sown, blue butterfly printed on the chest.
• Three flower clips — orange, white daisy and yellow daisy — sized to grip a braid of grass without crushing it.
• Drip saucer, so the head can drink from below while you work on the hair.

How to grow hair worth braiding

• Soak 8–12 hours before the first styling attempt. Dry seed never fills in evenly.
• Water every day through the saucer and mist the blades. Dry grass snaps when you bend it.
• Light: 4–6 hours on a bright sill. More light equals thicker, longer blades and stronger braids.
• Wait three weeks. At roughly 3 in, trim the tips flat, plait loosely from the base, then clip. Tight braids pull the roots out.
• Re-style weekly — unplait, trim, replait. Cutting makes it grow back denser.

The photo shows the same series finished three ways: twin braids, a straw-hat crop, and a flat scissor cut. The straw hat and the scissors are styling props and are not included — the clips and saucer are. Non-toxic seed and filling, safe around cats and children. Ships in 5–7 working days, 8–25 working days in transit.