I was in a hairclip-making mood this weekend, and I just randomly started making these and thought they were cute.
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Bottlecap Hairclip
A fun, funky little hairclip.
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Take a bottlecap and punch two holes in it with the hammer and screwdriver.
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The holes don't have to be perfect. You'll cover them later with decorations.
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Using the needle and thread, attach the bottlecap to the hairclip.
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Turn it over and use the glue gun to attach the bottlecap to the clip a little better. It will just give it some extra safety so it will be more sturdy and not break as easily.
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Add your decorations on the inside. You can decoupage it with Mod Podge and cute sequins and glitter and bits from magazines if you'd like, or you can hot-glue tiny pieces of felt in there, like I did.
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Candace H.
11 Feb 00:18
These are sooooooooooo creative! What a fabulous idea. Thanks so much for sharing!
Knitting Dragon
11 Feb 01:03
I absolutely adore this! When I first looked at it, I thought it was melted somethings (plastic bits?) or those Tiny Chiclets I got when I was a kid! Yummy!
Darling Niki
11 Feb 01:05
Cute! I love using mod podge!! Great idea :-)
Geneva I.
11 Feb 01:57
I thought they were melted plastic bits too, which made me wonder, could you put pony beads in bottlecaps in the oven to melt them like in Cat's barbed wire heart necklace? and then press sparkly stuff into them?
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
11 Feb 09:38
Ohh that uber cute!
I'm going to get my brother to drink beer now
Its nine in the morning but never mind
'DRINK JOHN DRINK'
Karla B.
11 Feb 09:38
That's a cool idea - maybe I'll try it
northernstar
11 Feb 14:29
Great idea, you can have a lot of fun coming up with things to fill the cap with :D
Marilyn
11 Feb 14:36
What a fantastic idea!!!
miquette
11 Feb 18:55
love this it looks so cute!
Beverley B.
11 Feb 21:48
That is so cute! I think i'll try that with my sister, maybe i can put in a button instead of the felt, that would be cool!
Geneva I.
14 Feb 03:59
You could also flatten the bottle caps and glue stuff in the middle to make little flowers...
or what if you did little miniature scenes in the bottle caps and covered them with clear acrylic or something...
Hannah
14 Feb 04:25
This is sooo cute and creative! I love it!
punk rock puppy
15 Feb 07:59
Super cute!
JuliaFuentes
17 Feb 21:16
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katie
19 Feb 07:40
Thats really cool I might adapt it to make a necklace or something. Now I just have to find some of that hodge podge stuff people are always talking about.
outside in girl
09 Mar 01:06
I will make one of these as soon as I find a bottle cap.
angellina
30 Dec 01:42
fab! have just bought some dull clips for my new hair doo and have lots of bottle tops from chrissymas yipppeee! :)
Caitlin J.
21 Apr 23:46
I adore this project! I picked up a bunch of bottle caps today and was wondering what to do with them. Thanks ever so