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4 Ways to Make a Flower Hair Clip

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2023
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Introduction:

Flower hair clips are a fun and versatile accessory that adds a touch of elegance and whimsy to any hairdo. From casual events to formal weddings, they can be the perfect embellishment to complete your look. In this article, we will explore four different ways to create your own unique flower hair clip.

1. Fabric Flower Clip

Materials:

– Fabric

– Scissors

– Glue (fabric or hot glue)

– Felt

– Hair Clip

Instructions:

1. Cut your fabric into small petals of various sizes.

2. Glue the petals together by overlapping them in a circular pattern to form a flower.

3. Add any embellishments, such as buttons or beads, to the center of the flower.

4. Cut a small piece of felt in a circle slightly smaller than the flower.

5. Attach the felt to the back of the flower with glue.

6. Secure the completed fabric flower onto a hair clip using glue.

2. Crochet Flower Clip

Materials:

– Yarn

– Crochet Hook (appropriate size for chosen yarn)

– Scissors

– Hair Clip

Instructions:

1. Crochet a small flower using your favorite crochet flower pattern.

2. Once completed, trim any loose yarn ends.

3. If desired, add beads or other embellishments to your crocheted flower.

4. Attach your finished crochet flower onto a hair clip using hot glue or sewing.

3. Silk Flower Clip

Materials:

– Silk flowers (store-bought or handmade)

– Wire cutters

– Hot glue gun

– Hair Clip

Instructions:

1. Cut the stem off your silk flower with wire cutters, leaving about half an inch at the base.

2. Apply hot glue to the trimmed stem and press it onto an empty hair clip securely.

3. Align the remaining silk flowers in desired arrangement and attach with hot glue.

4. Ribbon Flower Clip

Materials:

– Ribbon

– Scissors

– Needle and thread

– Hair Clip

Instructions:

1. Cut a long piece of ribbon (about 24 inches).

2. Fold the ribbon in half and create loops, securing each loop by threading through it.

3. Continue looping and threading until your ribbon flower reaches the desired size, then knot and trim any excess ribbon.

4. Attach your completed ribbon flower onto a hair clip using hot glue or sewing.

Conclusion:

With these four methods, you can create a variety of unique and eye-catching flower hair clips for various occasions. Not only can they act as lovely gifts for friends and family, but they can also be personalized to match any outfit or hairdo. Have fun crafting and expressing your creativity with these beautiful accessories!

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