It's been busy, but I managed to squeeze in a little project over the last 24 hours. Hair bows!
I've been dying to try this tutorial for korker hair bows for a long time (I mean, I bought the dowels a couple years ago. Yeah.) I realized quickly after I got started how super EASY they are to do! I'm never going to buy another korker hair bow again.
I've been dying to try this tutorial for korker hair bows for a long time (I mean, I bought the dowels a couple years ago. Yeah.) I realized quickly after I got started how super EASY they are to do! I'm never going to buy another korker hair bow again.
(Though I do really love the ones at Crazy 8, and they always go on sale...eh-hem)
For this flower clip, I bought a Gerber daisy at AC Moore (again, about 2 years ago), separated each layer, pulling out the stem and the center bits. Then I hot-glued the layers together, adding a felt flower and a jewel for the center. Easy.
Another corker bow,
this one a little bigger. For Christmas, of course.
And then, once the korker bows were done, I tried something else...
Knitted hair bows.
They were quick, seriously. I knitted them last night during about a 45 min TV show. I followed this excellent tutorial that's been on my Little Girlie Hair Clips Pinterest board for a while. Then I attached them to clips with hot glue. So cute.
I wish I had better pictures. It's sad to say that I haven't taken my fancy-schmancy camera off Auto yet... I'll get there. I know, pathetic, right? But I am reading the books to learn how to take better pics and that's a start.
I bought the plastic barrettes here on etsy.
Ah...my creative cravings are satisfied for a little bit. BUT I really need to get to work on the Christmas presents. More on that hopefully soon! What do YOU make for a quick fix?



Love them all! Glad the knitted bows turned out for you and thanks for the link up!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea! I have looked at the tutorial, and can't wait to cook some ribbon. I have never seen that done before.
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