Silk Flower Hair Clip DIY Perfect for Summer!
I love wearing a bright pink flower in my hair! I always did when my kids were younger when we went to a public swimming pool...I figured it would make me easier to spot while they played. Since I am allergic to real flowers, silks are a great choice. These ones are my favorite ever. What kind of flower do you think this is?
I only had one of these flower clips...and my darling daughter got to wear it in this family photo shoot. Doesn't she looks so cute with her little missing teeth!? I have such happy memories of my kids at this age.
However, some how in the middle of the photo shoot, this is how my daughter ended up! Flower clip gone--gone forever! Ugh, we searched the park and checked the bathroom, but to no avail. Such a shame. I said goodbye to my flower wearing days that day.
Um, until now! I found a gorgeous bunch of the same flowers at the Dollar store this year. This is unusual, as I checked each Spring after the missing flower clip incident.
Supplies Needed:
- Silk Flowers
- Brad for paper fastening
- Hot Glue/gun
- Alligator hair clip
- 15 minutes
Begin by removing the plastic backing of the silk flower.
Disassemble the layers, but remember the order they were on.
Place the paper fastener brad in the center thing.
Then layer on the different layers of the flower, right onto the brad.
Then open the prongs of the brad to keep the layers in place and tight.
Then put hot glue on the top of the alligator clip and press it on the backside of the flower, covering the brad.
That's it! Enjoy a bright bloom in your hair for Summer outdoor fun! Like, Pin and Share!
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