Flower Headband-You can make

I stumbled upon this flower head band over @ 30 days. Looks super easy and like something anyone could do. Think I'm gonna give it a shot !!

Ok so a few of you were interested in a tutorial for the flower headbands.I've seen a lot out there.There are many good tutes for flower headbands.

This is just my easy, inexpensive version.First, gather these supplies:

Long ago, I got the headbands and flowers at my local dollar store. And I also had the sequins that I purchased at a craft store.Glue gun. Needle and embroidery floss.And you'll need 5 minutes.

1. Grab your headband.

2. Next your flowers.

3. Take your flowers apart. Take the flowers off the stem.Then take the middle part out of the flower (just yank it out).

4. They should now look like this.

5. I used 2 blooms from my bunch. Stack them like so.

6. Now it should look like this.

7. Take your needle and thread. Thread your needle.Tie a knot at the bottom. Start under. Poke through all the layers.

8. Then go back down.

9. Do it a few times. It should look like this.

10. Then grab the headband,position the flower how you want it-I like mine on the side but you can do it however you want-and take the needle and thread and wrap the thread around the headband.

11. Then stitch it a few more times-up and down like before but around the headband now.

12. Once you've done it a few time and it feels secure,on the backside, wrap it around the headband a few more times and tie it off.

13. It should now look like this. If you really want to get fancy, you can add a piece of felt to finish it off. Just cut a circle and cover where you stitched.

14. Get your glue gun. Glue a drop in the middle covering the stitching.

15. Add your sequin.

16. Put it on your daughter's head. Or yours. Or save it as a gift. You get the idea.

Thanks for sharing, 30days.

Paci clip

If only I had found this when mine was a baby, life would have been a lot easier !! Thank goodness Create Studio figured it out for the next time.

Supplies:
grosgrain ribbon (preferably double-sided and sturdy)
1 1/2 snap sets (you can get these at Walmart)
1 name tag clip (you can find these on the back of those plastic name badges from any office supply store)
matches
scissors
First, cut the ribbon 9 1/4 inches long and burn the ends slightly to prevent fraying. Put one end through the name tag clip. Pull 1 inch of ribbon through and secure with 1/2 of a snap set (this end does not need to actually snap.)

Next, fold the other end of the ribbon over 1 1/4 inch and attach a full snap set on this side. Be sure to leave a little extra ribbon to hold on to while you're unsnapping the paci since this is the side that will unsnap to hold that beautiful thing!

What to do with an old pair of jeans? Make an apron, duh !

Check out Suzanne's Crazy & brilliant idea and she'll walk you thru it, step by step.

Iron On Applique: Blue and Brown Camo Car, from Sweet & Sassy

Check out Sweet n' Sassy Baby Boutique for this iron on and many, many other goodies. Description

This is an iron on applique patch. It is cute blue and brown camo car. It is one piece and can easily be ironed onto a onesie, shirt or whatever else you might think of. It takes less than a minute to do! You can stitch around it for a more finished look or for extra durability, but it is totally unnecessary. No sewing is required! All you need is an iron! These are very cute, just iron on and they're ready to go. The fabric has been treated to prevent excessive fraying. Application and washing instructions will be included with your applique. Measures approximately 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches. Pattern placement may vary. *If you plan to stitch around it, please let me know in the notes to seller section so I can use an adhesive suitable for sewing.


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