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Devil Horns
Be devilish with a pair of clip on devil horns.
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Draw out four devil horns on to red felt using the devil horn template and then cut them out. Remember to draw out two horns and then flip the template to draw out the second two reverse horns.
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Sew on some red sequins.
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Sew sequins on to the front horn sides and the back horn sides.
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Lay one horn on top of the other so that the sequinned sides are facing inwards and sew up the edges, leaving the bottom side unstitched.
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Fold inside out and fill with stuffing.
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Fold up the bottom edges and sew shut.
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Sew on to a hair clip and they are ready to wear.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
September 30, 2006 21:23
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Clothing & Fabric, Decorating, Halloween, Christmas, and Costumes & Cosplay
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Sabine
01 Oct 13:57
These are really cute! How well do they stay on, vertically clipped?
You forgot the hairclips in the materials section though.
Cat Morley
02 Oct 14:06
They stay on really well. If you take a clip at a slightly vertical angle, so that the bottom is at the back, and then the top is facing the the front it catches a good chunk of hair while still looking good.
02 Oct 16:06
I really like it! It souts me, my style's kinda goth. =)
stephanie
04 Oct 00:55
i love these! im still undecided as to a halloween costume, but i think i know what to be now!
Destiny
29 Oct 21:26
Thanks! My friend wants to be a 1/2 Devil, 1/2 Angel for Halloween and now I can help her make the Costume!
Ansley
04 Nov 03:47
Too cute. You have an amazing selection of tutorials. Thank you!
Kay
09 Jun 12:47
These are awesome, I think after making them, I'm going to mod the template, and make cat ears! I just love this site!
23 Jun 00:16
you always have the coolest stuff!
LaKore
21 Oct 16:05
I've done this before and I loved them!!!
Tiffany S.
23 Oct 18:17
Love them!
What kind of glue did you use to attach them to the hair clip?
Cat Morley
23 Oct 18:45
I actually stitched them on to the hair clips, no glue involved - though I imagine you could use fabric glue if you really wanted.
Tiffany S.
24 Oct 06:57
Alrighty! Thanks.
Avalus
31 Oct 23:34
Would you be able to do this style of horn in any size or does it only work with the smaller horns?
Cat Morley
01 Nov 01:51
I'm sure you could use this to make bigger versions, if you were going to go a lot bigger, you could use wire to support the shape of the horns.
T D.
26 Aug 02:50
Ok, This is a really cute idea, But where is the template???
Chelsea
01 Dec 22:07
AHH! I wish I woulda found these a few days ago. I just saw ac/dc last night these woulda been perfect :P hahah. they're cute!
sparrow is fancy
05 Feb 01:10
I hope you don't mind Cat. I'mma answer T D.'s question..
There is a link on the very first step on the words "devil horn template" in a navy-ish blue colour.
untitled k.
23 Sep 17:04
Cat, you have done it again! LOL I always love your stuff. Keep up the great work!! <3
Untitled K. :D
Sarah C.
30 Oct 11:50
I have registered just so I can say thanks for the pattern! I will post a photo when I have one.