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What do you need (still the same thing):
o Various ribbons
o Alligator clips
o Glue (you can also use hot gun glue)
o Buttons or anything that can be used for decoration
o Craft wire or thread
How to make stack-up twisting loops hairpin:
1.
Use glue to
wrap the clip with ribbon
2.
Cut the ribbon
into 2 different lengths
3.
Make twisting
loops (glue both ends together)
4.
Stack the
twisting loops together (you can stitch or glue the middle of the loops)
5.
Fasten a
button or decoration item (you can stitch or use glue)
6.
Glue the
stack-up twisting loops on to the wrapped clip
7.
Yippeyyy…got
another hairpin for my girl (^ . ^)
How to make long twisting loops hairpin:
1.
Use glue to
wrap the clip with ribbon
2.
Cut the ribbon
into 2 pieces with the same length (make sure it is long enough)
3.
Make twisting
loops (glue both ends together)
4.
Stack the same
length twisting loops altogether
5.
Cut ribbon
into a shorter one and use glue to wrap the short ribbon in the middle of the
stack-up loops (to fasten the stack-up loops)
6.
Fasten button
or decoration items (you can use either glue or stitch the decoration item accordingly)
7.
Fasten the
long twisting loops on to the wrapped clip
8.
And…here it
is…new hairpin for tomorrow’s school day
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