My sister had a simple request: a place to store her daughter's growing number of hair clips. This craft of ribbon, netting, and lots of glue is my solution.
The size and amount of materials can be determined by the creator. I used a lot of what I had on hand already.
Materials and tools:
Embroidery hoop
Ribbon (a variety of widths and colors makes the finished product visually more interesting)
Tulle
Metal ring for hanging the project
Trim (optional, you could just use more ribbon)
Craft glue (hot glue could also be used)
Clamps
The size and amount of materials can be determined by the creator. I used a lot of what I had on hand already.
Materials and tools:
Embroidery hoop
Ribbon (a variety of widths and colors makes the finished product visually more interesting)
Tulle
Metal ring for hanging the project
Trim (optional, you could just use more ribbon)
Craft glue (hot glue could also be used)
Clamps
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Signing UpStep 1: Cut embroidery hoop in half
An embroidery hoop was cut in half to create the base for the ribbons and netting. I used the hoop half that didn't have the tightening screw. Keep both the exterior and interior halves you will use.
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lunatic.gnome
says:
Oct 17, 2009. 5:11 PMReply
Cute!!! and the button trim makes me smitten too LOL
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ChrysN
says:
Jan 5, 2009. 6:36 PMReplyHow cute, the button trim looks great, neat idea!
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mrscrumley (author)
in reply to Jan 6, 2009. 11:44 AMReply
A plain ribbon would work for trim, but when I saw this button trim, I was smitten!
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Chicken2209
says:
Jan 5, 2009. 6:11 PMReply
Nice complete instructable! and i like your photos, nice and bright
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mrscrumley (author)
in reply to Jan 5, 2009. 6:23 PMReply
Thank you so much! It is my first instructable (and my first project worth creating one for), so I'm feeling like a proud mama!
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Chicken2209
in reply to Jan 5, 2009. 6:57 PMReply
i mean I wouldnt make myself one... but yet again, I don't have any hair bows to be holded
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