So the first time I made one of these headbands was for my 9 year old daughter to wear to her aunt and uncle’s 16th birthday party.
My husband was actually the one who suggested I add these ornaments to the headbands. That’s right I said ornaments! I found them at Michaels. I just flattened one side and hot glued them to the headband, after I wrapped it of course. Hope you like it.
My little girl named this the snowflake bow. ☺
I’ve always wanted poinsettia plants in my home, but because I have 4 kids and 2 dogs, I’ve been told it’s not a good idea because they are poisonous. So here’s the next best thing! A poinsettia bow that I can wear and no one gets hurt. 🙂
Here is my December 3rd creation. I spruced this bow up with snowman ribbon and an little snowman embellishment. My oldest daughter said it was one of her favorites. Hope you like it 🙂
Here are the first two bows of my 12 days of Christmas bows. I know ones late, but hey, with four kids, it’s bound to happen sometimes. 🙂 They were fun and easy to make. And my favorite parts are the cute little Santa Claus and gingerbread girl embellishments. Aren’t they adorable?!
Merry Christmas 🙂
This beautiful Christmas bow was inspired by mommycraftsalot. When I first saw this bow I thought, “I’ll never be able to recreate this, it looks to complicated.” But mommycraftsalot breaks it down for you and it turned out to be quite easy. Thank you mommycraftsalot, and I can’t wait to see what else you come up with. Keep them coming 🙂
So after recreating this amazing bow, I’ve decided to see what I can come up with on my own. Starting December 1st I will begin my 12 days of Christmas Bows! Wish me luck.
It’s that time again! My favorite time of the year, CHRISTMAS!! 🙂 So since I live in Gator Nation, I had to make my first Christmas hair bows in orange and blue…GO GATORS!!!!
And so begins my many days of making Christmas hair bows. Stay tuned to see what else I can recreate or come up with!
I hope everyone had a happy and safe thanksgiving.
I meant to post these pictures a few days ago but thanksgiving prepping kinda took over. 🙂 Thanks to mommycraftsalot I learned to make this awesome turkey bow. It was a lot of fun to make and adorable to wear. Hope you guys like it.
When I saw these ribbons at the store, I just knew that I had to make something with them! I was a little worried about using the trick-or-treat ribbon because it is wired and I have never worked with wired ribbon before today. It turns out that they are easier to work with. Once you fold the ribbon the way you want it, the wire actually helps the ribbon hold its shape. So it was easier to thread the embroidery floss through while holding it together. I’ll definitely try more wired ribbons in the future.
I made this bow for Abigail’s teacher at O2B. Thanks to the great video I found on YouTube, posted by mommycraftsalot, I was able to recreate this cute bow.It’s called the Inside Out bow. It is basically a boutique bow flipped inside out. Hope you like it.
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