Showing posts with label hairpin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hairpin. Show all posts

Monday, December 26, 2011

Just the idea of a pink - hairpin...



This are two crochet yarns combined (one more a sand colour and the other more rose or a very light pink). So really more the idea of pink than a real pink colour ^^


I crochet a flower with the two yarns... and then put it around a hairpin with little glas stones :) A very fast and easy project! Of course part of the pink advent calender 2011....!


Sunday, August 21, 2011

Alone - with pink fabric and a request



A friend asked me whether I could make some kind of hair accessory with a special fabric. His girl friend made a "Schultüte" which she covered with this fabric. The "Schultüte" was for his niece because she is starting school now and the official celebration with the school is today.

"Schultüte" is again a little bit of  difficulty to translate. Not because of the words but the meaning. It is (says leo dict) a large cornet of cardboard. It is filled with sweets and little gifts. In germany children gets them at their first day of school. Mostly one big one from the parents and from family and friends little ones... or everyone stuffs little presents in the big one from the parents :)


The request was just to make something for his niece hair. They didn't want to add more sweets ^^ So as you know me: I played. 


I'll show you my way of creating the hair clips because it is really easy. For this one I just cut out circles from the pink fabric and smaller circles of cord for the support of the fabric.


The hairpin already had the sparkling stones. I cut a little hole in one cord piece and put it in between the metal clips and the a larger cut (so the stones cut come through) to the other cord piece to put it on the top of the clip. I glued both pieces together. Then I cut the three pink fabric pieces (a long cut for the stones to go through). I just put them on top and added a little bit of glue between the single pieces. 


For the little rose I folded the fabric and sewed a large and narrow triangle with the wide side open. The fabric was turned and just rolled together to form a little rose. Some stitches and a lot of glue hold it together ^^


More glue hold the ribbon on the hair clip and the rose on top... That was all :)


For the last one just have a look here (or here for another one) :) 


This little heart I got from a granny swap as a little gift. I added some crochet strings and I hope it will make a little wristband for the girl.


By the way: If you like my hand carved stamps, have a look here to get some ^^ 

Monday, December 20, 2010

A felt flower for the hair...



Like the bird, the pincushion and the owls made out of felt. I had this pieces left and though a flower would be nice. This one was also part of the pink advent calender.

I used black yarn for the stiching and the felt pieces are really just hold together with these few stichtes. It's enough and quite stable!

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Good night goodies... hairpins...

...fluffy.. in strange orange stripes...

...made of some curtains a friend wanted to throw away...

to be honest, I didn't wanted this fabric at first... but another friend just said "take it" and I was just well-behaved and did like I was told... for the better! Although it is a really ugly fabric, it makes fluffy and nice hairpins! ^^

I made three hairpins which differes in size only... still a lot of the fabric left...





..I use these small black hairpins to fix them... they are able to hold nearly everything... even my long and heavy hair...!

The big one alone... or the smallest on with the violett hairpin i made some time ago... and a black crochet flower Lachafa made for me :)

The ugly curtain...!


...just my stuff...
...I simply love stuff....!
(you never guessed, eh? ;)

Saturday, February 20, 2010

A fast good night hair piece...

...really something fast and easy! I used some leftover organza stuff (or something like that.. who knows..).



(cut several squares of the same size, fit the edges to a circle, cut the organza to something remembering a flower, shuffle the different layers of organza, sew it together, put a bead in the middle, tighten the fabric around the bead with some stichtes, secure it on a hairpin or wherever you want)