Headbands!
Now, she usually doesn't like anything in her hair, but with summer coming up this will do the trick. I loved the way they turned out and that they're reversible. Can't beat that. I did try a couple different widths to see what would stay in better and I'd say the thinnest version stays put longer. I'll be making some for myself of course.
Very pretty. I like that they are reversible too! I will definitely check out that tutorial. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLovely hair bands. Wish I still had little daughters I could make them for; probably have to wait till I'm a grandma ;).
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I also like Heather Bailey's headband tutorial...easy-peasy, and so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSuper idea and sooo pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI've been making these as gifts too. They are great, love yours.
ReplyDeletethese are so pretty...i made some for my daughter and niece last year sometime with vintage sheet scraps
ReplyDeleteThose headbands are so pretty! It looks great on her too! I want one for myself! haha!
ReplyDeleteYours turned out really cute! Thanks for sharing. I made one this morning as it's something I've been wanting for a while but kept forgetting to make.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute!
ReplyDeletesew, sew cute Anna! I think I need to make these too, to match the clutches that I haven't made yet :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! And a great way to use up scraps. I'll be trying this. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteooo like these.. very simple very smart. I've been looking for a design that would be good for school for my daughter. I've got some old winter uniform kilts to recycle in green/blue tartan - this pattern might just be the answer.
ReplyDeleteI've been making these for my daughter, too. I don't get it ... why are headbands the only thing she'll let stay in her hair?
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