Absolutely adorable & Easy Flower Hair Pins to make right now

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Add some bling to your hair with some cute hair pins! These flower hair pins are so easy and quick to make with singed flowers from fabric and regular bobby pins!

Flower hair pins

Guys, I’m so in love with these adorable flower hair pins! They are the result of an accident involving a very small fire but turns out it was such a nice accident! These silk flower hair pins look so cute and are perfect to spice up your wardrobe this spring without breaking your budget.

Want more accessories?

• Butterfly hair bows
• Bunny hair clips
• Flower hair ties
• Knot headband
• DIY wire headband
• Lace headband
• Fabric button bobby pins

So here’s what happened! I was working on a project with silk that was fraying quite a lot and wanted to try and see if lightly singeing the edge of the fabric will help me control the fraying and keep them out of my way while I work on my project. It totally did but as soon as I noticed how cool the edge of the fabric look when singed, these darling flower hair pins came to mind almost instantly!

The lovely hair accessories look so good and take minutes to make, literally! Such a sweet addition to your hair this spring and summer! And are so budget friendly since you get to use scrap fabric you already own and old bobby pins that are too boring and certainly no fun to wear!

Flower bobby pins

To make these adorable flower hair pins, you only need a few “magic ingredients”. If you’re a sewist in addition to a crafter, these are sure to be found in your sewing/craft room: fabric scraps, scissors, needle and thread plus some embellishments to decorate your hair pins. And as a girl, I’m sure you already have a bunch of hair pins laying around the house with not much use because they’re just so unappealing, right?

How to make flower hair pins?

1. Cut out circles of different sizes from the fabric.
2. Quickly run a lighter over the edges of each circle until it curls a little and changes color to a darker shade than the original.
3. Stack a few circles of different sized, with the smaller sizes in the middle.
4. With your needle and thread, hand stitch the middle, through all layers of petals.
5. Embellish the center, inside the flower, using your glue gun (using a low heat gun is a better option)
6. Glue a bobby pin to the back of the flower.
7. Allow to dry over night before starting to wear these flower hair pins.

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Flower hair pins

Add some bling to your hair with some cute hair pins! These flower hair pins are so easy and quick to make with singed flowers from fabric and regular bobby pins!

Prep Time5 minutes mins

Active Time15 minutes mins

Total Time20 minutes mins

Category: Craft

Region: International

Keyword: diy bobby pins, diy hair pins, flower bobby pins, flower hair pins

Yields: 1 hair pin

Author: Petro Neagu

Materials

• polyester fabric
• bobby pins
• buttons beads or other embellishments you have on hand

Tools

• seamstress shears
• lighter
• bowl with water
• needle
• matching thread
• hot glue gun and hot glue sticks

Instructions

• Cut out circles of different sizes from the fabric.
  
• Grab one at a time and quickly run the lighter over the edges of each circle until it curls a little and changes color. Rotate the circle as you singe the edges. Don't over do it with the burning or the fabric might caught fire. If this happens quickly drop the circle into the bowl with water.
  
• Stack a few circles of different sized, with the smaller sizes in the middle.
  
• With your needle and thread, hand sew a few stitches in the middle, through all layers of petals.
  
• Attach some of the embellishments to the center, inside the flower, using your glue gun (using a low heat gun is a better option)
  
• Glue the back of the flower to the end of a bobby pin, in the middle of the flower. You can cover this spot with a tiny piece of fabric if you wish.
  
• Allow to dry over night before starting to wear these flower hair pins.
  

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