Fascinator diy

A fascinator is a bold, fashionable headpiece that you wear near the front of your head and slightly to one side. Unlike conventional hats that go over your head, a fascinator should look like it is balancing on your head. You can purchase...

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A DIY Fascinator fit for a princess! This easy to make fascinator takes recycling to a whole new level by taking children's old art work and a cereal box and up-cycling it into a wearable work of art. An easy and fun way to learn how to make a fascinator.

This weekend it's the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and in honour of the big occasion I went on a local TV station and shared a tutorial on how to make your own DIY Headband Fascinators. After so many requests to share the video, I decided to put together a little tutorial

If the horse race is the headlining event that takes place at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May, the proverbial parade of attendees' haute headwear and feathery fascinators can claim the second most important affair of the day.

Hello, my friends! What accessories do you like to spice up your gorgeous hair look? A hair bow or a jewelry elastic? Today’s post will introduce useful hair accessories for you. They are more than hair bows or jewelry elastic. I don’t think that you will miss the post. The

We are making pretty fascinators. Learn how to make a fascinator too! Just in time for the royal wedding! It's so simple and so fun to do!

Any royal wedding fans out there? Guilty! You may or may not know that I was present for Kate and William’s wedding back in 2011! I was living in Copenhagen at the time so it was just a hop, skip, and a jump away, I couldn’t resist. I wore a paper rose fascinator that I made […]

Make Your Own Fascinator | DIY Fancy Hat We love a tea party at Satsuma Kids Shop and nothing gets us in...

Can you make a (beautiful) fascinator for the races for under $20? I'm here to tell you that you can, and that there is no sewing, stitching or millinery skills required. Amazing right?!