I'm always looking for a way to use up scrap fabric, and lately, since I've been using a lot of elastic for kids' pants, I've also been looking for ways to use scraps of elastic. I think hair pieces are a great way to use up your scrap fabric, especially since then you have a matching accessory to go with whatever item of clothing you've sewn for yourself (or for a little one or friend).
That's why when I saw this post over at Happy Together I was so inspired and decided to make my own version of a scrap fabric headband. I thought you might be looking for a way to use up scrap fabric or make hair pieces, too, so I decided to document my headband-making process and create a tutorial for you all!
Follow me after the break for the how-to. :)
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Showing posts with label hair pieces. Show all posts
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Scrap Fabric Flowers
Hi everyone! I've missed you. :)
Now that I'm back from my familial escapades, I have a bunch of stuff I want to share with you, but I'm going to try to keep it one topic per post. :) So what's first? Fabric flowers!
After making some fabric flowers a couple weeks back, I decided to make my own scrap fabric flower tutorial. Here's the flower I came up with (I'll share the tutorial soon!):
I think it looks a little like a peony, but it could be any generic flower, I guess. When I was finished, I attached the fabric flowers to hair pieces. I did a headband...
...and two hair clips.
I'm in the process of writing a tutorial for this. Plus, I've got a bunch of other scrap fabric flowers in the works, so stay tuned! Until then, happy crafting!
Now that I'm back from my familial escapades, I have a bunch of stuff I want to share with you, but I'm going to try to keep it one topic per post. :) So what's first? Fabric flowers!
After making some fabric flowers a couple weeks back, I decided to make my own scrap fabric flower tutorial. Here's the flower I came up with (I'll share the tutorial soon!):
I think it looks a little like a peony, but it could be any generic flower, I guess. When I was finished, I attached the fabric flowers to hair pieces. I did a headband...
...and two hair clips.
I'm in the process of writing a tutorial for this. Plus, I've got a bunch of other scrap fabric flowers in the works, so stay tuned! Until then, happy crafting!
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Fabric Flower Hair Pieces
Graduation sometimes means it's time to say goodbye. This week I'll be seeing 7 women I participated in a group with for the past year for the last time. As a goodbye present, I decided to make them fabric flower hair pieces.
Yesterday afternoon I pulled some tutorials from one of my favorite blogs, Happy Together, grabbed my bucket of scrap fabric and got down to work. I made about 9 rolled rosettes and loopy flowers in about an hour and a half. Later, I attached them to headbands and hair clips. Here I am wearing some of my favorites:
Read more after the break to see all the fabric flower hair pieces I created.
Yesterday afternoon I pulled some tutorials from one of my favorite blogs, Happy Together, grabbed my bucket of scrap fabric and got down to work. I made about 9 rolled rosettes and loopy flowers in about an hour and a half. Later, I attached them to headbands and hair clips. Here I am wearing some of my favorites:
Read more after the break to see all the fabric flower hair pieces I created.
Labels:
fabric flowers,
hair pieces,
scrap fabric,
spring,
stash buster
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