Button Hair Clips

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  Step 1

  Take your first button, any button will do, preferably with 2 holes. Pass the thread/string(I used waxed cord I had) through the two holes, leaving the ends out the back of the button

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  Step 2

  Get your first hair clip. Pass the two ends of the string on your button through the hole in your hair clip. If you want you can also glue the button to the hair clip, if it needs to be fixed a certain way up. (I didn't glue)

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  Step 3

  Tie the string ends in a knot at the back, trim ends if necessary. Now you are done!

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  Step 4

  Repeat steps 1-3 for your second hair clip and enjoy :-D

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Madison G. 19th April 2010

Being Canadian, I bought the same buttons on a whim ages ago
moreover whenever I look in the button jar and see them. I think what to do so they don't go to waste, I am totally doing this before the month is out, smart thinkin'!

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GothicFeverDream · Brooklyn, New York, US 16th November 2007

cute cute cute

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Shivi · Perth, Western Australia, AU · 14 projects 6th November 2007

Me and my friend have made some, the buttons were school themed. There were scissors, rulers and pencils, so cute!!!

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northernstar · Flateyri, Westfjords, IS · 35 projects 16th October 2007

Thanks everyone The buttons are cute, I got them in a pack of seasons buttons. There were some cute snowflakes, but I had already used them lol

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jesika 15th October 2007

this is so easy and its actually a good idea! i just need to find some buttons now!!

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Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 14th October 2007

I love those buttons, so Canadian ;)

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Beth 14th October 2007

WOW HOW CUTE ^_^

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Snow Cone · California, California, US 14th October 2007

how cute! I'll be doing this.

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Roma · 19 projects 14th October 2007

This is so simple and so brilliant! I wanted some red snap clips like this with hearts/stars on but couldn't find some anywhere, i ended up buying plain red and plain silver ones, and now I know what I can do to jazz them up!
Thankyou!

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Jasmine · Chicago, Illinois, US 13th October 2007

this is excellent.
i love doing little wierd things to my hair like this, so its perfect for me!
i love this site.

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