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These are so simple! I wanna make moooooar!!! :D
I needed a little something-something for a special outfit, so I finally decided on making a fascinator thingie. :D
I'm quite surprised how easy it was, though I had some trouble at first...
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Step 1
First, form a little teardrop from a circle of ( black ) foam by cutting into a circle, sliding the sides onto eachother and then cutting to shape.
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Step 2Then we need to cover the foam, I used satin. Since the shape isn't really easy, I started at the tip, pinching the fabric so there aren't any dents, working my way to the back. There, I took all the fabric that was "in the way" and created a fold from the highest point down.
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Step 3First I handstitched the fabric on, just to make sure it will look ok in the end.
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Step 4Sew! x)
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Step 5Now it's all about decoration. I decided on a little veil made of tulle first. Cut a square, ruche up one side and curve the remaining edges. If you want to, you can sew around the edge with a zig-zag stitch.
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Step 6I added a feather and a sew-on element I got at a yard sale (?), added a hair clip to the back et voilá!!! :D
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Step 7You could sew little beads to the tulle or something. :)
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I've been thinking about making a fascinator for a while now and your project is really inspiring.
How did you make the hairclip stick to it?