Of course we needed hair accessories to go with the new outfits (seen HERE). I tried to sway the girls towards something using the fabric from the skirt, but no. They picked the star garland. I guess they wanted a little more bling than plain ole fabric.
So how to make a festive 4th of July hairbow?? Grab a 5 year old and some red/white/blue star garland stuff and let her at it. It is wirey and holds it shape, so she just bent it into loops, etc. Then I took the tail and wound her loops together and then wound it around a clip. Voila!
Entering the CSI Project Red White and Blue challenge – click the button for more great projects
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QT IDEA, BUT I DON’T HAVE GIRLS, MY HUBBY JUST MAKE BOYS, HAHAHA.
Mandy, that hair clip is adorable! I’m an editor at FaveCrafts and we just posted a project idea on embellishing your child’s shoes for the 4th: https://www.favecrafts.com/Fourth-of-July/4th-of-July-Shoes-from-Kreinik
You should check it out! 🙂
okay…i am making one of these!!!!
just my daughter’s style!
♥ it..thanks for sharing.
How Fun! My little one would love to help make this.
-Crystal
How very cute and fun, and easy!
That is such a fun clip!!! So festive!
I love that she got to ‘design’ it herself! Don’t think my almost-3 grandson would go for it. He’s very distinctive right now about what’s for boys and what’s for girls. Hey, wait! He’d love it in my hair, though!
Would love for you to stop by Thursday & link it up to Fab Finds for the Fourth.
I adore your patriotic spirit. It is red, white and bluetiful!
I hope you’ll stop by for my bbq on an Anthropologie inspired white tablecloth. 🙂
ADORABLE! Will be linking on Saturday!