Hair Clips

I love making 3D items as much as I like making cards! These super easy hair clips have become a new favorite of mine. I have made my daughter several clips to match outfits and it hardly took any time at all! The big shot makes it all so easy, I just don't know what I'd do without it!
This yellow flower clip was made to match her Easter dress. I used felt and a little fabric I had tucked away, added a vintage button and had a perfectly matched hair clip! The die cut I used was Fun Flowers Bigz L. This die cut has been well loved! I have made lots if paper flowers and now I am making lots if felt and fabric flowers!!
I hope you try this out for yourself! Just hot glue the flowers how you'd like then to a hair clip and add any embellishments you'd like.
Thanks so much for visiting!

If it doesn't move....stamp it!!

Nicole Tugrul
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

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  1. Nicole TugrulAugust 13, 2012 at 2:01 PM

    Thank you so much Kelly for featuring me on blog finds of the day! It's an honor!!

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