I tried making embroidered felt hair clips and I love how they turned out.
They are so quick and easy to make too!
Materials needed:
felt
(I used craft felt - 25¢/piece)
embroidery floss
2" snap clip
scissors
pins
hair clip template
(download here)
Pin the template to your felt and cut 2 pieces.
Fold one piece of the felt in half lengthwise and make a small cut near the top of the felt.
Slip the hair clip in the cut you just made, center, and snap it closed.
Embroidery a cute doodle on the other piece of felt, then sandwich your clip between both pieces.
Embroidery a blanket stitch around the edge.
They are so quick and easy to make too!
Materials needed:
felt
(I used craft felt - 25¢/piece)
embroidery floss
2" snap clip
scissors
pins
hair clip template
(download here)
Pin the template to your felt and cut 2 pieces.
Fold one piece of the felt in half lengthwise and make a small cut near the top of the felt.
Slip the hair clip in the cut you just made, center, and snap it closed.
Embroidery a cute doodle on the other piece of felt, then sandwich your clip between both pieces.
Embroidery a blanket stitch around the edge.
See how cute it looks on Serenity!
She's been wearing her "Princess" dress all day.
It's her favorite dress-up outfit!
She's been wearing her "Princess" dress all day.
It's her favorite dress-up outfit!
POST-IT-NOTE:
I bought hair clips from Wal-Mart in the sewing notions section.
You can get 30 of them for around $3!
Each finished clip costs less than 15¢.
If you use 100% wool or a wool/rayon felt blend the costs will go up a few pennies.
If your local Wal-Mart doesn't sell them, the Ebay store, Bonita Girl Shop sells a 100 pack for $4.99 + $2.75 s/h.
That's 7¢ apiece!
Oh!
And don't laugh at my embroidery!
I'm still learning!
Primrose Design posts so many wonderful detailed stitch tutorials!
It's great for you beginners like me.
She answered questions I had that I couldn't find in all three of the books I've been reading!
I would like give a big thank you to 10marifet.org for linking this post!
Have fun!
17 comments:
Those are fabulous and your model is adorable!!
Super cute! I love making felt hair clips, but mine never turn out this cute! You should totally sell them I would buy :-)
Oooooh you should give a few of those to me : )
I'd rock them err I mean I would put them in my daughter's hair. Yeah, that's what I would do !
OMG, those are sooooo cute, I'm am going to have to make some of those for Little Miss!
I agree with Elle's Mom you should sell those!
look great!! i love the felt clips.. i've been making TONS of them lately.. very addicting.
Wow, those are so pretty! I love the little designs on each one. I'll be linking.
Beginner or not, you did a beautiful job with these!
just saw this one... i need to get some felt!!!!
sweet! and you made it look sooo easy too!
Dena
This is such a sweet little project! It would make a great gift :).
Serenity is too precious!! What a sweet model!
Those turned out so cute! Thanks for sharing.
Precious little girl and very cute clips. We'll be making these!
I so have to make these for my little girl!! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing it! :)
OK, OK, OK! I am giving up and subscribing to your site! :>) I did a lot of linking to you this week - I LOVE this idea! (my roundup is here) I'm a newbie embroideress and just found out about Primrose Designs as well. (Hopefully this will help even out my blanket stitch...it's enthusiastic, but not straight.) :>) Thanks for sharing!
Very cute!! I love using felt and barrettes! This is a really cute way to do it!
Serenity must be the best dressed little lady in town!
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