Because my daughter, who also loves Halloween and dressing up in costumes, is really into wearing headbands lately, I decided to make one especially for Halloween!
Black and orange!!

To make one of your own, here's what you'll need:
Fabric scraps
Buttons, jewels, embellishments
Headband
Felt
Hot glue gun
Using a strip of fabric (the size depends on how big or small you want the rosette), make a knot at one end. This is the center of your rosette.
Fold the fabric width wise, so the rosette shows the right side of the fabric.
Now twist and wrap the fabric around your knot, adding small dabs of hot glue when needed.
Try to keep the rosette tight and flat and the more the fabric frays, the better.
Done. Now make more, in different colors, textures and sizes.
Once you have the rosettes you want for the headband, get any embellishments you like to add interest. I used black tulle, a black rhinestone and a silver button.
Begin to hot glue your pieces onto felt, the way you want your rosettes and embellishments to sit.
Once you're done gluing the pieces where you want, let the glue cool and set for a few minutes.
Now cut your felt around the grouping. The felt provides an anchor to keep the pieces in place and makes it easier to attach to your headband.
Cut a another similar shape out of felt.
Figure out where you want the piece to sit on your headband, then sandwich the headband between the two pieces of felt and hot glue in place.
Let it cool and try it on. Admire.
Perfect for the Halloween season!

Enjoy!! Use the headband tutorial on any colors and styles you like! Hope you're inspired for the weekend.

















41 comments:
Cute.
I will give this one a try!
What a doll! Being a big Halloweenie myself, I couldn't resist clicking on this project :)
What a great headband! And such a wonderful tutorial - I can't wait to try making one. Thanks so much for sharing :)
so cute! I made one of these too and can't wait to be able to wear it ;)
That looks so adorable!
@Jamie Thanks, Jamie! Have fun!
@AlexaAww, thanks for stopping by! :)
@MimiThanks for your kind words, Mimi! Have fun with yours!!
@Monica Thanks, Monica! How fun!!
@Kei Thank you!!
Adorable! Thanks for the tutorial. Your little girl is also super cute. I would love it if you would stop by and share at the crafty link party going on right now at Lines Across My Face.
I hope to see you soon,
Rachel
http://linesacrossmyface.blogspot.com/2011/09/cure-for-common-monday-8-flashback.html
So cute! I wish I had a little girl to put this on :)
Love this! I am impressed with how un-lollipop-like your flowers came out also, am still working on that myself... well done, it looks adorable :)
I love Halloween! This is so fun! The black netting really adds a spooky feel to it! Thanks for sharing on Fancy This Fridays!!!
This is so Halloween-chic! Love it and great tutorial. Visiting from Flamingo Toes :)
Would love for you to link this up to my new diy fashion linky party called DIY Diva Thursdays! Hope to see you there this week :)
Kara
www.mineforthemaking.com
This is so cute and festive! Would you be interested in participating my Spooktacular over at Doodles & Doilies?
http://doodlesanddoilies.blogspot.com/2011/09/halloween-costume-dilemma.html
@Rachel Thank you, Rachel!! I'm all linked up, thanks for the invite!
@Erin {Lavender and Lemon Drops} Thanks, Erin!
@MJ Thanks for stopping by!!
@Kassi @ Truly Lovely Thanks so much for checking it out!
@Kara @ Mine for the Making Thanks so much for the invite, Kara!!
@Erica Thanks! Could you email me some details about your Spooktacular? It sounds so fun!!
I love your headband! Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites. Please come back and link up again this week!
@Jerri Thanks, Jerri!
You are a featured DIY Diva this week :) Come on over and grab a button!
Kara
www.mineforthemaking.com
i love this headband! i'm featuring it tomorrow on craftaholics anonymous! thanks for joining the Fall Frenzy link party!
happy crafting,
linda
@Jamie
Can't wait to give this a try, thanks for sharing. Now following you!! :)
@Kara @ Mine for the Making Thank you so much for feature! Means SO much!!
@Linda@CraftaholicsAnonymous Thanks for featuring my headband!!
@Mommy aka Mom Thank you! And welcome, so great to have you as a follower!
Adorable, I need to make these for my daughter she would go crazy for them.
@Stephanie Thanks, Stephanie!! Cute, have fun!
Really cute, want to make some for my granddaughters. Where do you get your headband base from? Any favorite kinds? Also loved the infinity scarf...very nice.
@Gigi Thanks, Gigi! I use a variety of headbands. I sometimes buy them on clearance at jewelry/accessory stores and sometimes use dollar stores and even just old headbands that I tear apart to make new. I really like fabric covered headbands and kids find them comfortable. Hope that helps!
Love it! I'm a sucker for a rolled flower and the tulle is perfect! I would love it if you linked it up to my new link party!
http://daysofchalkandchocolate.blogspot.com/2011/10/latest-greatest-friday-link-party-1.html
So sweet and festive!
@Jenny@daysofchalkandchocolate Thanks so much, Jenny! I've linked this up and congrat's on the link party debut!!
@Jenny@daysofchalkandchocolate Thanks so much, Jenny! I've linked this up and congrat's on the link party debut!!
Thanks for linking up! I just love this! And your model is adorable!
This is gorgeous! I'm your newest follower and can't wait to explore more of your blog! :)
Kim @ Little Rays of Sunshine
@Walking by Faith Thanks so much!! Great to have you!!
Hi
Thanks a lot for you tutorial! I love it!
I made an headband for me and I linked your post here on my blog
http://laraccoltadisilvia.blogspot.com/2011/11/le-spille-rosellina.html
S.
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