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6 June 2010 18,157 views 8 Comments

by heather

Remember when I swapped envelopes with Alison at How Does She?? She made this cute headband by covering a dollar store metal headband with part of a zipper, and then making these pretty fabric knots. I really need to make a slew of headbands! I think they add a bit of polish that an accessories-challenged mommy sorely needs (but that's just me!) Here are some other ideas for hair accessories:

Braided Fabric Headband

My  number one favorite headband tutorial of all time is this braided fabric by Cakies. So simple, yet so pretty! I love the look of a colorful braid against dark hair in this picture (my hair's strawberry blonde, so maybe if I go with dark fabrics I'll get that good contrast)! That's it. As soon as I'm done posting this blog entry, I'm gonna go make a few of these! Find out how.

Sew Scrap Fabric Headbands

Since I'm such a cheapster, I don't have any fabric as pretty as the scrap fabric used in these headbands! Still, these are so cute nearly any scrap fabric would do (and there ARE some pretty cute tea towels at the dollar store, or I could pick up a fat quarter or two of designer fabric for less than $3). Hmm, must add to my to-do list for today (right after the braided headbands). Check out the tutorial by Caitlin at Biscuits and Jam.

Twin Popsicle Barrette

This is possibly the cutest barrette ever. Soooooo adorable. I need girls so I can make this for them. Or maybe I'll just make some into lapel pins for my sons! Find out how to make this adorable popsicle hair clip at Sew Hip Mama.

Hello Kitty Hairband

Does your daughter adore Hello Kitty? Now she can rock a headband with a bow just like Kitty's. Get the tutorial at reader Nikki's blog, The Salty Pineapple.

Burlap, Bling and Flower Headband

Modify dollar store headbands using faux flowers, burlap and rhinestones! Find the tutorial at Fireflies & Jellybeans.

Mix and Match Headband

Frugal Life Project combined some headbands, bows, and barrettes she already had to make a "new" headband for her daughter. When you can't buy anything new, try reusing what you have!

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8 Comments »

  • Bonney said:

    Love the scrap fabric hairbands but the link doesn’t work! Could you try that one again? Thanks!

  • Kim said:

    Hey for anyone looking for the headband tutorial I went to the blog and found it because I was so sad that the link was broken.

    http://www.biscuitsandjam.com/index.php?firstID=1782

  • heather (author) said:

    @Kim & Bonney, Thanks! I fixed the link.

  • Jessica said:

    I found some great large buttons @ dollar tree and threaded them with t-yarn, if I had a pic, I would share!

  • Kathy V. said:

    very cute hair things!! good job!

  • Sophia said:

    This is wonderful! I have my nieces here for a week, and I wanted to make a few headbands with them. Your post came just in time! :)

  • breanna said:

    I’ve made about 15 of those hello kitty headbands in the last month and LOVE them!! so easy, so quick SOOO CUTE!!!!

    can’t wait to try some of these others now!!

  • Colleen said:

    I went on here just for fun and tried the braided head bands they were so cute!

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