I figured I could give them as gifts to friends, cousins and my niece. I went to Michael's ,with coupon in hand, and bought the need supplies. I also stopped at Sally Beauty Supply for the hair clips. You will need alligator clips, 3/8 inch gros grain ribbon, scissors, glue, and embellishments.
I cut a 7 1/2 inch piece of ribbon to wrap around the clip. Glue the back of the ribbon and stick to the metal clip. Hold in place for a minute or two.
Cut a 6 inch piece of ribbon and glue it into a figure 8. Follow the pics below:
Make 2 per clip and glue them together. Embellish with a button or rosette. Glue onto clip.
Here is another option. Cover the clip per above instructions. Then cut pieces of ribbon into 6 inch, 4 inch and 1 1/4 inch. Glue the 6 and 4 inch pieces into a circle. See below:
Next, glue the big circle onto the middle of the clip.
Put a dot of glue inside the circle and push down to make a bow shape. Repeat with the smaller circle.
Glue down the middle of the smaller circle. Take the 1 1/4 inch piece of ribbon and glue the back. Wrap it around the middle.
Here's another one that I made where I just wrapped the ribbon and then glued on matching rosettes.
Tell me what you think. Would you put these in your little girl's hair or would you give them as a gift? I'm sure I will have so many of these since the box of clips holds 80. I might just have to do my first giveaway. Stay tuned and make sure you are a follower!
Lindsay
3 comments:
I don't know why I never thought to make any for our daughter. I guess I know what craft project I will be doing in the future.
I especially like the blue and green flowered one. These are super sweet--but I don't have a girl either, oh well--they WILL make great gifts!
Hi there! I am a new follower, I found your blog via the Bump. I have a 14 month old girl and I will definitely try to make these adorable hair clips, thanks!!
~Kristin
http://kristinday2day.blogspot.com/
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