Woven Headbands

First day of spring, so why not started with some awesome spring colors' headbands. I love bright color and this year, I decided to add more of that to my wardrobe. 

What do you think of the color? Do you like them?

Spring Fling ~ Day 1

Whoohoo!!!!

I am so excited, today is the first day of the 14 WHOLE days of giveaways, don't forget to come back everyday for two weeks for the most awesome HANDMADE STUFF SPECIALLY FOR YOU to win.

Today's giveaways are hosted by A Crafty Southern Chick and Increasingly Domestic.

A Crafty Southern Chick is giving away these:

Pretty Rosette Earrings &

Rosette Necklace

And Increasingly Domestic is giving away a:

Rice Neck Heating Pad and a Burt's Bees Polka-Dot Perfect Mani-Pedi kit

Hop over to the hosts and enter, each giveaway is open for three days.

 Come on now, GO GO GO ....

                                                         See you tomorrow for my giveaway :)

flower headband~tutorial

Materials

• Plastic headband ( I use 3/4 but I am sure you can use any size)
• Small Flowers and a big flower ( optional)
•  3/8 Ribbon ( which ever color you want)
• hot glue gun

 Take the headband and wrap the ribbon around it, for the 3/4 headband I use 37 inches

First you glue the big flowers ( wherever you prefer) than the small ones until it is all cover.

And VOILA ,this can also be use for flower girls without the big flowers, just the little ones. Now she gets to show it off in church wearing her polka-dot purple and white dress :)

The one I did is actually lavender and white but since I craft after bed time ( late at night) you can really see both colors!

Click HERE to enter a tutu giveaway from me :)

Belts and Matching Hair Bows

Princess G is a pretty tiny girl, which mean her jeans are always too big and won't stay but not anymore. Now, she has belts that match her hair bows and outfits :)

 Her St Patrick belt and bows. She was working her Saint Patrick bows in her two front ponytails!

 Hello Kitty 

Mickey Mouse

More to come!

Click HERE to enter a tutu giveaway from me :)

Sneak Peek

Baby girl new spring collection and the good news is. . . She has enough hair now and I am able to do her hair everyday :)

What I have been working on. . . still working on some little bugs bows!

Do you like them?

Spring Fling ~ 14 Days of Fabulous Giveaways~Sneak Peek

I am participating in this wonderful giveaway with 14 other wonderful crafty ladies and our wonderful host is April from wildflowersandwhimsy.blogspot.com, go check her blog for more details. Mine is on the 21 of April with Shawna at A Very Dandoislion Life. So here is the materials I will be using for my giveaway. . . Can you guess what I will be working on. . . I am super excited about it and can't wait, so come back on the 21st to see what it is and how to enter :)

By the way, the other tulle is purple!

How to make a board hair bow holder.

I was running out of room of my daughter's hair bow holders ( 2 of them, I know. . . I have a hair bow addiction) that I made a while ago, so I decided to make something bigger. I saw some HERE but I pretty much made it my own way ( can't follow instructions very well), here is how I did and hope you will find it useful.

• Materials need
• Canvas ( size of your choice)
• Fabric
• Hot Glue Gun ( with a burned finger, OUCH)
• Ribbons

I use my hot glue gun to cover the canvas with your choice of fabric, you can also use staples. It is brown and pink to match baby girl's other hair bow holders.

Then measure you ribbons to go across ( don't forget to burn the end of you ribbons), you can pick how far apart you want them to be from each other. I even add a cute bow on top because I am crazy and want to put a bow on anything. The brown ribbon in the left, I use velcro to keep it together so it can be detachable to put Pony'O and the one in the left I also use velcro and it is for headbands.

And here is the finishing product, really happy about how it turned out and plus I can make even more bows for baby girl!

Let me know if you have any questions. I also will love to see if you make one, so send me a link or pictures.

Happy Crafting Everyone!

How to Make a No Sew Tutu

It is really easy to make a no saw tutu and here is how.

What you will need.

• Tulle
• Elastic band for the waist 
• Needle and thread

First cute the elastic band to the appropriate waist length then sew it to make the waist of the tutu.

Then cut your tulle to the length of your desire, for my year old daughter, I cut them 25 in long

Then just follow the pictures below and you got yourself a cute inexpensive tutu.

And Voila, you got yourself the cutest tutu ever. You can put bows, flowers or ribbons. . . The possibilities are endless.

Let me know if you have any questions. . . I know I am not very good at this whole tutorials thing. If you make one, I will love to see it, so send me pictures or a link :)

 Happy Crafting everyone! 

My stylish babies

April from wildflowersandwhimsy.blogspot.com is having a stylish kid party, so I decided to participate :)

Yep. . . Another Tutu

As you can tell, I love making tutus. I find it super relaxing and really fun to make. I find the tutorial to make this pixie cut tutu HERE. She has some other really cool tutorials, so go check her out.

 I really like how it turned out and the color is totally awesome.

Sorry, baby girl was way too busy playing to pose for a better picture :)


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