Mistletoe White and Silver Glitter Headband Xmas Hairband

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This fun headband made with felt and ribbon should stay in place regardless of how enthusiastically you’re dancing to the Christmas hits! Where to Get the Materials for This A guy in my friend’s office hooked up with three different women during the year and had developed a reputation as a ladies man. My friend got him for Secret Santa and bought him a red heart-shaped photo frame and put photos of all three women in and wrapped it up. Everyone was really embarrassed, except for my friend who found the whole thing hilarious!’ A mistletoe headband So, what about making a bracelet by braiding some leftover ribbon and adding some little decorations? You can thread on some little bell ornaments or similar. Anyone who has shared the holiday period with children will know that their curiosity can sometimes present challenges, especially on the topic of Father Christmas. How does he have room for so many mince pies? How do his reindeer protect themselves from the heat generated by the enormous air resistance they face, given the speeds they must reach to visit so many homes on one night? Will he be able to get into the house even if there's no chimney?

You’re going to need a headband, some ribbon, hot glue, a lighter, alligator clip, green felt, a bow, pipe cleaners, pompoms, and fabric adhesive. You can cut with scissors or Cricut, so you’ll need one of those too. How to Make this Felt Mistletoe Headband So get ready to make your very own DIY handmade Christmas mistletoe headband. You’ll be the best-dressed person at a Christmas sweater party. Once you have all your DIY handmade Christmas mistletoe headband materials to hand, you can start making it. There are more detailed instructions below – this is just a glimpse of what you’ll be doing. I like to use 2 different shades of green along with white since green and white are Christmas colours and contrast nicely with the red bow.Craft stores carry all kinds of Christmas-themed things throughout the holidays so shop for these at the same time. Consider some festive leg-warmers and attach pompoms and felt mistletoe decorations. There are plenty of accessories made with felt and ribbon to think about. I was on a five-month residential training course and got a headband with plastic mistletoe on it because people said I was such a flirt! For about 30 seconds I was offended then realised they were right and proceeded to use it all day!’ A twerking game I’d recommend a 1 inch (2½ cm) wide headband – a moulded type not one of those stretchy ones. Get the kind without the little spikes that help it stay in place, since they will be covered with ribbon anyway. Just a plain, cheap simple headband is ideal. The invention itself does not relate to Santa's traditional Christmas role, being an angled sunshade to admit winter sun but provide shade in summer. Although perhaps it is an example of Northern Hemisphere bias to say the technology is un-Christmassy; the application give's Santa's place of residence as New South Wales, Australia, where Christmas does of course come in the middle of summer. US Patent No. 7,591,569 - Spare Key for Santa It doesn’t take long to make a DIY handmade Christmas mistletoe headband but it’s worth getting everything in plenty of time so you don’t have to rush. The glue will take a while to dry but you can speed up the drying process using a blow dryer. I’d still recommend not leaving it to the last minute though! More Ways to Accessorize

Experiencing a boom in recent years, headbands can work for multiple occasions. Adding instant polish to any capsule wardrobe look, you can easily update wardrobe essentials with hairbands in on-trend colors, prints and embellishments. Fashioned everywhere from work to weddings, it's all about learning how to wear headbands and the different types available. Adding a feminine finish to any outfit, a padded hairband with your best blazer immediately softens tailored ensembles. Got one of your best dresses on for an evening event? Opt for a jeweled hairband for a more regal feel. I’d expect this gift from a laddish mate, but it came from my best friend of 10 years who knows that I am quite adamantly heterosexual.’ No present You will have some materials left over from making the headband for ugly Christmas sweater party and the sweater itself. Your crafting doesn’t have to stop there!So you’ve made a DIY handmade Christmas mistletoe headband with felt mistletoe and you have an ugly sweater to match. How else are you going to make sure you stand out? Well, you already will, but there are always ways of taking your Christmas costume to the next level! Considering a headband for ugly Christmas sweater party? This DIY handmade Christmas mistletoe headband not only pairs with a Christmas sweater but it will give you more chance of winning the price for worst (best!) sweater! It is made with felt and ribbon and you can cut with scissors or Cricut.