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Getting Ready for Halloween with a Recycled Sweater Devil Horn Headband
Now I have a bunch of bunny ear headbands but I am in the mood for something a bit different this year. So I thought I'd give devil horns a shot. I think they came out pretty cool (or hot, hehe).
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Step 1
So to start with I went off to the felted wool sweater stash and picked a nice deep red one.
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Step 2I cut a strip long enough to cover a plain plastic head band. I hot glued the strip onto the head band.
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Step 3Devil Horn pattern, cut 2 sets out of the felted wool sweater.
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Step 4I used the little sweater scraps to stuff the horns!
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Step 5I put the head band on and marked where I wanted the horns to be with a few pins. I then hot glued them in place.
Devilishly cute!
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