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Christmas Tree Hairclips

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 Be Different Act Normal is currently one of my favorite craft blogs (my favorites change all the time – how bout you?) and a week or so ago they featured some Christmas Tree Hairclips from Agape Love Designs – I bookmarked it right away. It looked so cute and simple – and it was!  I used the tutorial but of course had to do a few things differently.

First off, at Michaels I couldn’t find yellow stars – only plain little wood ones.  No problem.  In fact it was kind of funner this way – my 4 year old got to help paint them, which she loved!  Then we glittered them.  I also sprayed them with clear spraypaint to hold the glitter on (not sure if that’s necessary, but I had some sitting around).

Then I made all the loops.  Since I was making several clips, it was assembly-line style.  I love the bright green ribbon.  Also, I found some brown ribbon that was sparkly on clearance – score!  Love that extra bling.

After I had everything hot glued together (yes, that’s a mini hot glue gun – pathetic, but it works great and it’s all I’ve ever needed!) I had the girls add some sticker jewel things (from the scrapbook clearance section) so they’d be like the lights on the tree.  Plus this is another way to have a step that they can do.  And that was it – a quick, easy, non-stressful craft (you know, some crafts are so involved that they become stressful – this was not that way!)
  Head modeling:

Cute, right??

You can do this – go make some!

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About Mandy Beyeler

Mandy is a craft blogger who loves to blog and enjoys all things crafty, sewing, and DIY - she feels that if she can do something, you can too, and provides tutorials to help you along the way. She loves being a mom to 4 awesome kiddos and blogs from the Kansas City Area.

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  2. Maria Gridley says

    They turned out really great!! I love how you added the little gems! Too cute! Youre daughter is just darling! 🙂 Thanks for linking back to me, and letting me know! 🙂

  6. Meg says

    Awesome! I’ve never seen these before. I love it, so cute. They are especially adorable on those little pigtails! Thanks for sharing them!!