This crocheted pink bouffant wig looks like she still has her curlers in. You know what they say, the higher the crocheted wig the closer to God! Named Kassidy, this wig is a callback to the classic 1960s bouffant — it actually started as an experiment of mine. My son dared me to create a crocheted bouffant. I wasn't sure at first how to make it work, but then it came to me: just build it as if you were stacking blocks!

Kassidy is a combination of long thin ringlets that hang, and short, wider curls that help create the bouffant style. Each curl is sewn in place — so your bouffant will never deflate. No need for hairspray here! I made Kassidy with three shades of pink, and 1000 yards of yarn. I also embellish her with glass jewels on the curls and a large-flowered bow. I can make a Kassidy is about 30 hours
Kassidy Care: if washing is needed I recommend hand washing wig cap only. Remove bow, turn wig cap inside out and soak in gentle soapy cold water for a few minutes. Rinse, towel dry, and re- shape as needed. Lay out on towel to air dry completely. I recommend storing Karma on a wig head. DISCOUNTS DO NOT APPLY TO SPECIAL ORDERS Thanks