Until now, I have only really used my Epic 6 for letterpress projects. It was time to see what she could do with die cuts. I used the nesting doily circles die and nesting circles die to cut felt for these cute hair clips. I recommend using wool or wool-blend felt, and passing the die cut through the Epic a 3-4 times for a nice, clean cut.
After adding a bit of embroidery to the felt cut outs, I covered a plain alligator clip with coordinating ribbon. Then I hot-glued the pieces together for a perfectly sweet little clip. They look really cute in my girls' hair, and not so bad on big girls, either!
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12 comments:
these are adorable, I love the felt doilies! And that embroidered touch is just gorgeous.
So sweet!
How lovely are these,I'm thinking my granddaughter would love them.xx
SO cute! If I don't have a die cutting machine, how could i go about acquiring some doily cutouts? I MUST make these for my little baby girl! Could I buy some from you? janey.johnson@gmail.com
I like this, Jill. so cute!
I really thought before reading you were going to say you used your silhouette to cut them out. If that was the case I was going to have to get my hands on one of those amazing machines!
those are so, so adorable! I need me one of these machines!
I love these clips! So adorable.
These are So Sweet! I've forgotten how much I love felt barrettes for my girls, time to get creating I think :)
These are so very cute. Great job. Pinning it for inspiration.
Very creative and pretty.
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