DIY Button Hair Clips for Girls (and Mom)
These Cute Button Hair Clips for Girls and moms are crazy easy to make, combinations are endless and they can’t be cuter even if you try to!
When my girl was about 2 years old, I made her cute Buttons Flower Onesie that she used until it wouldn’t fit anymore! But the first time I put it on her I felt like it needed something else.
I couldn’t really tell what it was at that moment. But then a few days later I dressed her up again with the onesie and I was making her hair when I thought “That’s it!!! LOL, she needs a cute Button hair clip to match the outfit!!!”
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Matching Button Hair Clips for Girls and Moms!
Today, many years later we still have these button hair clips and we still use them every now and then.
My girl particularly loves matching things with me and I must admit I LOVE that too.
It’s always fun to have outfits or accessories to wear and match each other.
What I love the most about this easy craft is that you can make it with many different combinations, sizes, and styles.
Imagination is the limit!
Anyway, my girl started to have stronger and longer hair and accept ponytails and stuff (never headbands for more than 5 minutes) so I thought that French clips would be the perfect fit for this occasion.
It doesn’t take more than 10 minutes to make them and she uses hers very often because it holds very well in her hair.
Win-Win!
HOW TO MAKE Hairclips for girls with buttons
You won’t believe how easy these cuties are to make! Only 5 simple steps and you are done!
Look how easy it is.
Supplies:
- Assorted Buttons (Your favorites)
- Small hair clips (I prefer French barrettes)
Tools:
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Instructions:
1. Firstly, I recommend cleaning well your buttons and hair clip to make sure they don’t have grease or dust. This helps make the glue adhere better and last longer
2. Then, decide how you want to decorate your hair clips creating a composition.
3. Glue the buttons you want to be part of some composition.
4. Next, add some hot glue to the hair clip.
5. Glue the buttons the way you like on the hair clip.
…and there you have it!!! =D
One stinkin’ cute button hair clip!
Seriously…
That’s it!
A super cute Buttons Hair clip for girls and for us moms too!
Because, of course, I made one for me too LOL… I just loooove them.
This is how we looked back then:
And it matched the Onesie I had made perfectly!!!
…And this is how we look wearing them today:
Remember that I mentioned that I got inspired by a dear friend that LOVE buttons?
Well, I still have some of her hair clips and I keep them with so much love!
Don’t go far my friends because there are many more Buttons projects to come!
What do you think my lovely readers? Cute or what?
Frequently Asked Questions
Also called French barrette (American English), hair clip, hair-slide or clasp (British English), is a clasp for holding the hair in place. It’s my personal favorite type of hair clip because it holds better. They are often made from metal or plastic and sometimes feature decorative fabric. In one type of barrette, a clasp is used to secure the barrette in place; the clasp opens when the two metal pieces at either side are pressed together.
There are so many ways to wear them But on my girl I usually use it:
– I make a half-up ponytail and attach the girl’s hair bows close to the elastic tie.
– Sometimes the same but to one side (I love this one)
– Sometimes I tie the half-up ponytail directly with the girl’s hair bows.
For myself, I love a half-up ponytail with only french barrettes or grabbing my whole hair in a bun and secure with the French barrette.
More Easy Button Crafts to Try
If you enjoyed this cute Button Hair clip tutorial, you also love these other super easy craft ideas for kids too:
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DIY Button Hair Clips for Girls and moms
Equipment
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Ingredients
- Assorted Buttons Your favorites
- Small hair clips I prefer French barrettes
Instructions
- Firstly, I recommend cleaning well your buttons and har clip to make sure they don’t have grease or dust. This helps make the glue adhere better and last longer
- Then, decide how you want to decorate your hair clips creating a composition.
- Glue the buttons you want to be part of some composition.
- Next, add some hot glue to the hair clip.
- Glue the buttons the way you like on the hair clip.
- …and there you have it!!! One stinkin’ cute button hair clip!
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Other girl hair bows ideas from my favorite bloggers:
- DIY Pom-Pom Hair Bows by Make it & love it.
- 5-minute No Sew Lace Bow by Shanty2Chic.
- Cute Little Hair Bows by The Girl Inspired
Til' next time...
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You are exactly right…these are ADORABLE. Featuring them today at Think Tank Thursday. http://saving4six.com/2013/11/welcome-to-think-tank-thursday-56.html
WOOHOOOO!!!! Thanks so much Carrie! I’m so honored! How exciting yayyyy!
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Cami
What a cute mum and daughter hair-do ;)
MammaNene @ SergerPepper.com
LOL Thanks Irene! I really love having coordinating things with Emma. Is fun and she enjoys seeing mommy wearing similar stuff to hers LOL
XOXO
Cami
Oh. my. word! This is precious!! It’s so much fun having a little girl to doll up! I’m going to have to do this… aaaadorable!
Hi Heather! Yayyy I’m so glad you like it and that this inspires you!.. Having a girl is definitely lost of fun LOL!
XOXO
Adorable! My daughters would love these! Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop! I hope you’ll join us again next week!
Cheers,
Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick
http://www.The-Chicken-Chick.com
Thanks so much for stopping by Kathy! I’ll sure be there!!!
XOXO
so cute – and with the onesie! taking notes for my grandbabies.
Yayyy I’m so glad I could inspire you! I would love to see yours!!!
XOXO
Cami
How adorable! And her matching onesie is so cute! Thanks for sharing at Share Your Stuff Tuesdays!
Thanks Emily. I’m happy to share and party with you!!!
XOXO
Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday over at Sugar Bee Crafts – you were featured today!
–Mandy, SugarBeeCrafts.com
Yayyyyy How exciting! Thanks so much Mandy! I’m honored!
XOXO
Cute!
Yayy Thanks!
Where do you get all these cute buttons?! and your daughter is adorable! Thanks for linking up with Snickerdoodle Sunday!
LOL Most of those buttons are from Wal-Mart =D. Thanks so much for you sweet commnet, I’m glad you like it!
XOXO
WHAT a cute!! :) The buttons are adorable too. ;)
Thanks again for joining the Link Up this week!
Thanks so much Jess! Loving your visit!!!
XOXO
These are super adorable hair clips :) My daughter and I both love buttons, and she has a button clop to go with her every outfit :)
Thanks so much Jenya! Yayyyy I would love to do that too! I’ll put it on my must do list!!!
XOXO
I must admit – I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE these hair-clips
I have very a long hair and I’m addicted to these cute hair-assortments
Yayyyyyyy LOL I love hair clips too and everything for the hair actually! I’m glad you like these!!!
XOXO
Cami
Love it! It’s quite addicting to make hair clips ;)
Yayyyy me too! Thanks so much I’m glad you like it!!!
XOXO
Cami
Very cute! I loved the onsie project and this really pulls it all together.
Thanks so much Glenna! I love making sets! This one is very special!!!
XOXO
Cami