I have a fun li'l tutorial to share today: a paper heart headband using supplies from the Studio Calico Camelot kits!
First, gather your supplies. You'll need patterned paper, a heart punch (this is a 1.5" heart punch from American Crafts), yellow ribbon, scissors, sewing machine with thread, and a hot glue gun.
First, gather your supplies. You'll need patterned paper, a heart punch (this is a 1.5" heart punch from American Crafts), yellow ribbon, scissors, sewing machine with thread, and a hot glue gun.
Punch three hearts from each patterned paper. The finished headband looks best if the papers are double-sided.
Gather the hearts into their piles of three then straight stitch each stack together, one right after another.
Here's what your headband should look like at this point. Don't worry if the gaps between each heart are uneven, you can fix the spacing when hot gluing.
Bend up each heart to create dimension.
Hot glue ribbon to the back of the hearts, leaving about 4" at each end for tying.
This is what the back looks like.
Show off your creation on the world's cutest model :)
You could coordinate the papers to match with a variety of events.
Such as weddings, Easter, Christmas, birthday parties, favorite outfits, Valentine's Day, and more!
You could even try using a different shaped punch like a flower, star, circle, diamond, hexagon, and more!
Granted this didn't last on her head longer than 15 seconds, but maybe someday she'll like wearing headbands again like when she was an infant.
Cute accessory and made with supplies on hand!
So easy, so cute, so fun!
Darling project on a darling model!
ReplyDeleteSooooooooooooo cute!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea Paige, and Jane is adorable wearing the cute headband!!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea Paige, and Jane is adorable wearing the cute headband!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS project and you managed to get some really stunning photos too. Gosh, she is just such a beautiful little thing!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this!! You are ridiculously crafty.. can I be you when I grow up?? ;)
ReplyDeleteYou have the best little model! That last picture is adorable all the way down to the baby top knot!!
ReplyDeleteWow, awesome headband. You have a great artist in yourself. You have made a really stylish and unique looking headband. Thank you for sharing a very valuable information to us. I will definitely to create for me as i'm not much creative I know it will not look as cool as you had created. I'll sure update this kind of stuff in my collection soon so you can even earn money for your creativity. Check this website www.gkfashionstore.com for collection of dresses, handbags and footwear products for womens.
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