Diy fascinator headband tea parties

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

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

Fascinators are fun to wear but making a DIY fascinator using dollar store supplies is a great activity to make by yourself for a party (or royal wedding), for a child's tea party or even for a girls night craft activity.

Make your own tea party hat to wear while sipping tea or pink lemonade with your friends! These little tea party hats are so simple, feminine, and sweet. They are the perfect activity to make with friends at birthday parties or sleepovers too!

In preparing for the Mother-Daughter Tea Party we had recently, we put together kits for the girls to decorate hats to wear at the party. I didn’t want to leave the moms out, so I decided to …

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?!

Making a stunning hair piece or fascinator isn’t as complicated as you might think. With the Kentucky Derby right around the corner (also known around here as our favorite day to wear crazy stuff on our heads), I’ve put together these very basic steps to help you create a simple and gorgeous hair accessory. Fascinator Tutorial 1) Gather your supplies. I’ve used tulle netting, a variety of feathers, silk flower, small piece of felt, and a hair clip. You will also need hot glue. You can…

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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...

Here's a quick tutorial on how to diy your very own fascinator. I've been a fan for quite some time. I made a few some years ago with a plastic headband as base. The stretchy headband works out so much better. It's sturdier for my heavy locs. The feathers would fly off of the headband every time I took it off.