These are divine! I’m debating over wearing one myself…I think I’ll just stick to making them for my friends’ girls since I have about a million clips like this lying around. Thanks for the inspiration!
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Very cute. I saw one in Audrey’s hair from a photo before and had been curious if you made them.

These are precious! It’s a very pretty and simple alternative to the big bow/flower headband that I see so many little girls here in (in Texas)–not that there’s anything wrong with that. I have two little boys so I don’t need any for myself, but I have so many friends with little girls. They would love these and it gives me an excuse to make some. Thanks for another great tutorial!

I absolutely love this idea. And so easy, I think I can do it

This makes me wish I had a girl. Thankfully, I have nieces and goddaughters.

For what it’s worth, I appreciate your chiped polish, it makes you more relatable and human
DARLING clips … I’ll certainly be making these for Miss Harper Elle, thanks for the tutorial!

Thank you so much for posting this! I saw these in pictures on your blog and was wondering where you got them. I’m due with our first little baby in March, and she’ll definitely need some of these! I love the baby tutorials!

Those are adorable!!

When I started reading the post, I got super excited because I just knew I was going to win the giveaway. I used to win radio contests all the time. But I’ve never won anything online. I wanted your January treasures so badly I just felt that I had won. Yeah…I didn’t. Maybe next month

My daughter leaves a little trail of hairclips everywhere we go too! I just view that she is making babies everywhere cuter when she leaves one for someone else!

Another good tip is to add some of that rubbery shelf liner (for the kitchen) to one side of the clip, so that way it doesn’t slide out of fine baby hair! You can usually buy a whole role of that shelf liner for a $1-$4, and cut about a million hair clippies worth!
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These clips are JUST adorable!!! I wish I had a baby girl to be-deck with them! I just might have to start making these for all my friends’ girls.

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Ok friend! I was just gonna post a tutorial for those same exact clips! I might put it on hold for a bit! Great minds think alike! Ha!

Congratulations to Nikki! She’s a lucky lady! Adorable hair clips and your daughter is just precious.

I love this tutorial! Has anyone told you that you are awesome today?! If not, let me be the first! LOL. I am going to run out and buy extra ribbon today, I have tons of bland clips lying around.

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Love the clips! Thank you for the tutorial! My girls think they are too big for bows, but they will love these!

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I think Audrey is so precious and I am so excited to have your ideas as I am expecting twin girls in May. I will be copying this idea TODAY as I am taking meals to some friends who just had baby girls. I love this so much!

BTW, I found the exact clips at Walmart in the craft section. They were a little less expensive than from the beauty supply store.

Keep up the wonderful work!

The little girl I nanny wears these types of clips a lot and I like that they are easy for her to slide in without grabbing her hair. Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Now I know how to make some for her!

Thank you, another great tutorial, you are so kind.

Thanks so much! I love simple but cute gift ideas.

I think that it is funny that Audrey does that… my little Lyla is about the same age and is always pulling the clips off of her headbands to chew on them!

i actually have been making these clips for awhile, and it really helps to put a grip on the inside of the clip to help hold in the hair if you have a little one with not much hair (my daughters were both born with a head of hair but i still put grips on theirs too). you can use the grip stuff you use to put in cupboards and drawers or whatever…just cut it to the size you need…or you can use a small piece of foam…you can sometimes buy them where they have one side self-adhesive so you just peel and stick, or if you can’t find that, use craft foam and glue it in! i also use rhinestones and other little embellishments. Emily, i love the little flower one you made for Audrey! it would look perfect in my little Carmela’s hair. so pretty. I think you should make one and send it to me haha!!

Looking forward to making some of these for my little girl. She, too, pulls them out and plays with them. Her hair has grown a lot and is hanging into her eyes, so I need to get her used to wearing the clips! Thanks for the great tutorial!

Thank you for the hair clip tut. I have seen these clips in the baby botiques for like $8 a piece. Oh, and for those baby fine locks, if you use velvet ribbon it helps the clip to grip in their hair. Thanks again Emily. Have a fantastic weekend!

I just made a similar tutorial with a few extra (and easy) tips. I love your ribbon!
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I 100% snorted when I read this:

If you find a clip in my Target that looks just like this one, it is Audrey’s. She likes to pull them out, chew on them for a bit and then drop them. I don’t really like that about her.

Thank you for making me laugh today.

I made ones like these for my girls when they were toddlers. I put a small piece of craft foam on the inside to grip those baby fine locks.

I would love to know how to make the mini flower! Adorable!

I enjoy the turorials and the links to websites with similar tastes. I am buying a new home and love finding inspirations to help me create a cottage style home in the new residence.

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I love the hairclips. My next project for my girl.

thanks for the tutorial…I have always wondered how they were made!

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just made this as a last minute gift for a little girls party. They were so easy and fun!

Hi, any tips for a newbie? I did complete them and they are cute but I feel like I had to use too much glue and they got the ribbon a bit messy. Is there a better fabric glue to use? Thanks!

This looks so easy… and a great stocking stuffer for nieces at Christmas.

Thanks so much for sharing this! My daughter loves to pull her clips out too!!! Now I know what kind of glue to use to make them – I have everything else already… thank you thank you thank you!

This tutorial is great but I am having with the glue!!! It comes out and then is like honey leaving a trail and then gets on my fingers and so far I haven’t had great success! Any tips???? Someone at Michael’s said to dilute the glue with acetone polish remover…..help!

I love these! Have you tried adding velcro strips in them? I think it makes a huge difference for staying in place.

These are super cute and I love them. I’ll be making them for myself.