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Fabric hair clip/brooch - to match and finish off an outfit.
Best applied using fabric with some sort of print or motif where the edges of the print or shape are defined eg flowers can be turned 3-D, embellished and sewn to a basic clip, comb or brooch clasp for a matching dress accessory.
I used leaves fashioned from a strip of excess seam allowance fabric, from the inside of a vintage dress that I took in to make It fit me.
The fancy hair clip with added bug brooch* finished off the outfit.
(*old brooch was cleaned and I replaced the missing stones on its body first, before fixing in place)
Best applied using fabric with some sort of print or motif where the edges of the print or shape are defined eg flowers can be turned 3-D, embellished and sewn to a basic clip, comb or brooch clasp for a matching dress accessory.
I used leaves fashioned from a strip of excess seam allowance fabric, from the inside of a vintage dress that I took in to make It fit me.
The fancy hair clip with added bug brooch* finished off the outfit.
(*old brooch was cleaned and I replaced the missing stones on its body first, before fixing in place)
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o Fabric
o Thickest iron-on interfacing you can get (can build up layers to requirement)
o Sharp Scissors,
o Thread the colour of the fabric
o Sewing Needle
o Electric Iron
o Pen or fabric pencil
o Basic Hair Clip/Slide/Comb or brooch back
o Embellishments eg, beads, feathers, net, rhinestones, small brooches (great use for broken clasp ones or odd earrings that still look pretty but cant otherwise be used, they can be sewn on to fabric shape in place)
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