Here are some tips for taking care of your flower clips!
BowSweet products are made to last, but if your kiddos are especially hard on them, or they have found themselves through the wash or stuffed in a drawer, or you have other bows that don't look too great, here are some things you can do to make them look like new!
✿Trim any frays with sharp scissors.
✿Seal the edges of the petals with a wood burner (my favorite), or a lighter. Be careful not to get too close or spend too much time in one spot, or it will burn and/or catch fire depending on the material! If you happen to get a burnt edge, just trim the edge with scissors and try again.
✿Use an embossing gun (my favorite) or blow dryer to fluff them up, or get any folds or kinks out.
✿Use a flat iron or ribbon iron for petals that have a crease in them. Again, don't get to close or stay in one spot too long or you could melt it.
✿Use a flat iron or ribbon iron for petals that have a crease in them. Again, don't get to close or stay in one spot too long or you could melt it.
✿Most flowers could survive the washing machine, but it's best to sponge them off with warm water.
✿Keep the clips in a safe place (like our bow holders). We will soon have a post on storage ideas for hair clips, so stay tuned!
✿Keep the clips in a safe place (like our bow holders). We will soon have a post on storage ideas for hair clips, so stay tuned!
What else is happening this week?
Win it Wednesday: Announce winners of the set of baby nursery art prints from Gumball Grenade (you can still enter!) and the start of a new giveaway from Miss Ashley Jewelry!
Thursday Theater: Hairstyle Video
Friday Feature: Conair's Curl Secret
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