Ribbon Hair Clips
You might have noticed that I love this embroidered ribbon (especially vintage). So I decided to make some hair clips with my scraps. Here are some quick and rather vague directions for how to make them. Sorry if this is confusing, but you all are so smart!
Supplies:
- Hair Clip (like these pictured below)
- Ribbon (6″ or less)
- Thread
Step #1: Turn under one end of the ribbon and sew it down. Clip off the excess. Tuck it inside your hair clip to get the desired length. Then fold it over and sew so that you have a pocket for your clip.
Step #2: Check to see how long your finished hair clip cover will be by wrapping it back around, keeping a small hem allowance in mind (approximately 1/4″). Cut the ribbon, turn down the unfinished edge and sew it under. Then insert the hair clip into the ribbon pocket.
Step #3: Wrap the other end around the hair clip and sew in place down either side. Note: If you are afraid to put the hair clip in your machine, you could probably just glue down this last bit with a hot glue gun.
These clips are very cute! I’m going to try to make these with my neighbor girls!
Oh my GOD!!!!!
That’s amazing!!!!!
Now I have to go buying for ribbons. God, everything gets me into more shopping. I just can’t help it, it’s not my fault!!!!!
this i so perfect! i recently chopped off my hair and use those types of medal clips to hold back my bangs all the time…now i can make them cute!!!
I made a bunch of clips for my daughter and just used hot glue…for those that are sewing machine lacking! I supposed craft glue would work as well.
that’s such a cute idea… Wish I had girls!
I second the hot glue tip. Works great and you don’t have to change out thread on the machine!
Very cute, I think I will try to make these right now! Thanks for the instructions!
I’m intrested in learning hoe to make bows and clips for my two girls
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