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Very fun and easy fashion accessories
These barrettes are fun and easy to make. They are great for using little bits of fabric especially your stashed vintage treasures). They also show case special buttons and are a great use for those buttons that have no matches. I sometimes make matching pairs but I really like the making coordinates that are each a little different but still look good worn together.
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Step 11. Pick out and Iron fabrics, I usually work on several pair at once picking out fabrics and buttons before I start gluing. Then I work in like an assembly line fashion. Gluing all the fabric on then cutting all at once etc…
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Step 22.Cut scrap fabric in rectangles just larger than the barrettes
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Step 33.Open barrette and slide pliers into back of barrette
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Step 44.Glue generously on barrette top
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Step 5Position fabric as you want on top of glue
Press evenly as the glue cools with medium firmness
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Step 67.Trim around barrette taking care to leave a slight edge (>1/16”) to allow for any needed fabric expansion when you close the barrette
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Step 78. Spray entire fabric side of barrette with no fray spray. Allow them dry completely
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Step 89. Use hot glue on the back of the button and position in place on barrettes while open press slowly and evenly. Then leave to cool on open barrettes
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Step 910. Sport your cute new hair accessories
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It is pretty toxic stuff, I use it on my tiny serged ends. You CAN totally make them without the no fray...I just started using it cause it works kinda like a scotch guard (helps keep them clean) and of course they do not fray up around the edges so much( since I sell them I want them to make sure They last and stay pretty). If you do not use no fray I suggest maybe leaving a TINY bit more fabric around your edges to allow for some xtra fray.