And these pass the uniform-drab code? Or is this a way of subversively adding some colour? (I kind of hope that's the case) Brilliant technique - I might even be forced to make some for my daughter.
Now no one will mistake your daughters as children from NYC?
I think you could make your fortune in Japan with these. Here they are not only hair accessory but can often be seen worn on the wrist, bracelet style, always at the ready, by a surprising number of girls and women. And with all those colors/textures/prints....
Well, aren't you the clever one...
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute!
I like the rolled hem! There was always handsewing when I made these before. I hate that.
ReplyDeleteCute - and oh so frugal :)
ReplyDeleteAnd these pass the uniform-drab code? Or is this a way of subversively adding some colour? (I kind of hope that's the case)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant technique - I might even be forced to make some for my daughter.
The perfect little hair accessory for girls! And a great way to sneak in some color.
ReplyDeleteNow no one will mistake your daughters as children from NYC?
ReplyDeleteI think you could make your fortune in Japan with these. Here they are not only hair accessory but can often be seen worn on the wrist, bracelet style, always at the ready, by a surprising number of girls and women. And with all those colors/textures/prints....
These are very cute! Believe it or not, I've never made one of these. I've REPAIRED one, which is less fun.
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