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Published over 3 years ago

Time
Time:0h20
Difficulty
Pretty Easy

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Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States
2009
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A cute use for old scraps and outstretched scrunchies :D

I had a bit of trouble following the yo-yo headband tutorial by ay*lee*sha, and ended up with this instead...


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Project Cost
Almost Nothing

  1. Step 1 1

    From your fabric, cut:
    1 big circle (this will be your biggest one - mine was the circumference of a plastic cup)
    3 slightly smaller ones (by at least a cm)
    4 even smaller ones (by at least a cm)
    2 even smaller ones (by at least a cm - my smallest one had a diameter of about 2 cm)

  2. Step 2 2

    Sort the four flowers as such:
    1 biggest - second biggest - third biggest
    2 second biggest - third biggest
    2 third biggest - smallest

    Making five flowers total :D

  3. Step 3 3

    Sew the flowers together by sewing a circle through all of them and gathering the thread.

  4. Step 4 4

    Sew onto headband by looping the thread around the teeth when you sew
    or
    Glue it to the headband using super glue or a hot glue gun

    Arrangement: Biggest in the middle, then descending sizes to the right and left
    You can place the flowers on the side of the headband, or for a more princess-y look, you can place them right smack on the top

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