Showing posts with label hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Tutorial On Felt Hair Flower
Today we are going to make a hair flower! Doesn't it look lovely?……
You will need felt (two colors)
scissors
a button (for the center)
Hot glue gun
Hair clip (optional)
You will need to cut out triangles like these….. 20-25 yellow and 20-25 blue :)
Use a hot glue gun and put a dab on the bottom of the triangle...
Fold the edge over…..
And then put more glue and fold the other edge over!
Look at all these cute, little petals!!!! :)
Now we are going to glue them into a ring...
Use your glue gun and glue them together in a circle one at a time...
Now, you should have a flower with no middle!
This is the back side….
Next, take your blue and start gluing them down into a circle...
It should look something like this…...
I love felt :)))))
Glue a button or whatever else you would like in the center and attach a clip… beautiful!!!!
I made another one because I loved the first so much!!!!!!
Enjoy!
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Headband Part 3
Ok… the third and final chapter of this amazing headband!!! The only other thing you will need is 2 18" pieces of ribbon, (the white) and 2…. 4" pieces of ribbon. :) Oh… and a glue gun!
To see the other parts of this tutorial, go here, here, and here. :)
Now take all of your end yarn pieces and lay them out so none of them are overlapping each other.

Now take your glue gun and glue the ends together!!!
Then snip the ends to make a clean cut… just make sure all the ends stay glued...
I also glued this part… where my finger is, to keep it from gapping.
SEE??? Much better. :)

Wrap this ribbon around gluing as you go...
Do this to both ends…. and…..
YAY!!! :D you are finished….
TADA!!!! It looks sooooo good. (and even better on.) :)
To see the other parts of this tutorial, go here, here, and here. :)
Now take all of your end yarn pieces and lay them out so none of them are overlapping each other.
Now take your glue gun and glue the ends together!!!
Keep on gluing until all your ends are glued together. :)
Then snip the ends to make a clean cut… just make sure all the ends stay glued...
I also glued this part… where my finger is, to keep it from gapping.
SEE??? Much better. :)
Wrap this ribbon around gluing as you go...
Do this to both ends…. and…..
YAY!!! :D you are finished….
TADA!!!! It looks sooooo good. (and even better on.) :)
Friday, November 4, 2011
Headband Part 2
This is where it gets a little tricky… so follow the directions carefully and you will do just fine. :)
Also…. for the other parts of this post, click here and here.
Take the long strand….
And place it OVER the small strand...
It should look like this...
Now take the small strand...
And bring it around...
The loop….. :)
Now take the other small strand...
And push it through the hole… (the one in the middle)
This one. :)
Push it under and then bring it back up...
See??
Now SLOWLY pull all 4 ends so it ends up a knot...
Like this… :)
See???….. easy. :)
Also…. for the other parts of this post, click here and here.
Take the long strand….
And place it OVER the small strand...
It should look like this...
Now take the small strand...
And bring it around...
The loop….. :)
Now take the other small strand...
And push it through the hole… (the one in the middle)
This one. :)
Push it under and then bring it back up...
See??
Now SLOWLY pull all 4 ends so it ends up a knot...
Like this… :)
See???….. easy. :)
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Headband Part 1
For this project you will need: Yarn, scissors, a glue gun, and ribbon. :)
This is your chain that you learned how to make here. :) You need to make 2 long chains…
The first one needs to be 160 chains. (roughly)
To end it, pull your hook out and cut the end...
Now pull the loop…..
And pull tight…. easy. :)
The next chain needs to be 300! I know, it's alot, but it goes by quick. :)
Now divide both the separate strands into 3 equal parts...
Take the longer piece and form it like the pic above...
Then take the smaller strand and put it on top like this….
P.S… to see the finished project, go here.
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