Jul 27, 2009
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Jul 13, 2009
*New* Soft Elastic Headbands
These new headbands are perfect for newborns, infants, and toddlers, but can be made for girls of any age. This elastic is very comfortable, lightweight, soft, and stretchy. There are no raw edges that will lay against a baby's head. The elastic is about 5/8" wide. Watch for more designs soon!
Check out our headbands HERE!
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Currently in stock (elastic color):
Light Pink, White, Black w/White Dots
Can be ordered (elastic color):
Black, Baby Blue, Light Bone, Red, Neon Orange, Neon Lime, Orchid, Ivory, Yellow, Champagne, Willow Green, Periwinkle Blue, Purple, Rosette, Island Spice, Chocolate, Pewter, Mint, Leopard, Zebra
*Many of those colors now in stock! - 6/24/10
Check out our headbands HERE!
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Added 6/24/10
Currently in stock (elastic color):
Light Pink, White, Black w/White Dots
Can be ordered (elastic color):
Black, Baby Blue, Light Bone, Red, Neon Orange, Neon Lime, Orchid, Ivory, Yellow, Champagne, Willow Green, Periwinkle Blue, Purple, Rosette, Island Spice, Chocolate, Pewter, Mint, Leopard, Zebra
*Many of those colors now in stock! - 6/24/10
Jul 8, 2009
How to Make a Toggle Headband - Free Tutorial
Toggle headbands are lightweight and comfortable. They stay put because they have no elastic to make them pop off. Just slide the toggle to create a perfect fit for any age. They are inexpensive and are very fast and easy to make.
You will need:
1. 28" of your favorite ribbon (this length seems to work for all ages). You can use any ribbon width from 5/8" - 1.5".
2. Scissors
3. Toggle
4. Woodburner or Lighter.
I like bean toggles the most for this product.
Two sizes are shown in the photo: Regular and Mini.
Cut the ends at an angle to make them easier to slide through the holes.
Seal the ends with a woodburner or lighter. You can do it before or after you thread it through the toggle.
Pinch the end of the ribbon to make a point.
Pinch the toggle so that the holes line up.
Thread the ribbon through the hole while pinching the toggle.
Thread the other end of the ribbon through the other hole. You may need to rotate the ribbon in the toggle so the printed side of the ribbon is on the outside. It should lay flat against the head with no twist in the ribbon.
Wear alone, or clip on a bow or flower.
Have fun toggling away!
Purchase BowSweet Toggle Headbands HERE.
You will need:
1. 28" of your favorite ribbon (this length seems to work for all ages). You can use any ribbon width from 5/8" - 1.5".
2. Scissors
3. Toggle
4. Woodburner or Lighter.
I like bean toggles the most for this product.
Two sizes are shown in the photo: Regular and Mini.
Cut the ends at an angle to make them easier to slide through the holes.
Seal the ends with a woodburner or lighter. You can do it before or after you thread it through the toggle.
Pinch the end of the ribbon to make a point.
Pinch the toggle so that the holes line up.
Thread the ribbon through the hole while pinching the toggle.
Thread the other end of the ribbon through the other hole. You may need to rotate the ribbon in the toggle so the printed side of the ribbon is on the outside. It should lay flat against the head with no twist in the ribbon.
Wear alone, or clip on a bow or flower.
Have fun toggling away!
Purchase BowSweet Toggle Headbands HERE.
Jul 6, 2009
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