Feathered headbands have become quite popular in the past few months. Here's an easy way to make your own.
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Feathered Headband
Chic but easy feathered headbands
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Start out with a feather pad (for this particular project, I purchased one but it's relatively easy to make your own), a sturdy headband, buttons for embellishments, and glue. You can really use almost any kind, hot, craft or super.
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Position the feather pad where you would like it on your headband, I recommend about an inch to two inches from the base of the headband. Run a line of glue directly onto the headband and press it to the pad.
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I set the headband under a pile of books to let it set while I worked on the buttons but this is optional if your glue is quick drying or you have the patience to hold it together.
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Start with a large "base" button and layer other coordinating buttons on top and around it. (For a simpler look, you can accent the headband with just one button.)
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Glue the button to the base of the feather pad. Tada! Finished!
-Experiment with making your own feather pad, that way, you can get the exact look/style you desire.
-Try lots of different colored and sized buttons!
-Something usually overlooked on these headbands is the band itself. Try different widths, colors and textures.
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EVEnl
23 Apr 08:47
Isn't this called a fascinator. Nice job, thank you for this how-to ^_^
kaymacamac
23 Apr 15:13
It can be called a fascinator yes :) I looked it up when I started making these and I just felt that fascinators were a bit more outrageous than what I make so I stuck with headband, haha.
Gaby F.
23 Apr 22:03
those are really popular en Mexico this season :D