How to make a Ribbon Flower Clip/Headband

These little flower clips and headbands are so popular right now.
They are all over blogland and everywhere in the stores.

I was at Target and I saw a really cute headband with a black flower on it.
I picked it up, inspected it and thought to myself -
"I can make that!"
And so I did!

First: I gathered my supplies. You will need:

• Ribbon
• Felt
• Thread
• brads
• Clips

Second: Cut two feet of ribbon.
Third: Stitch a baste stitch all the way down one side of the ribbon.

Fourth: Scrunch it up!

Fifth: Cut a circle -the size you want your flower-
out of the felt.

Sixth: Pin your ribbon onto the outside of the circle.

Seventh: Stitch the first layer on.

Eighth: Repeat again with a second layer
and a third
and a fourth
until you are in the middle.

Ninth: Cut off any extra ribbon and pull out the basting stitch.

Tenth: Hot glue a brad or some sort of "bling" to the middle.

Eleventh: Cover your clip with ribbon.
You can see how to do that here.

Twelfth: Hot glue the clip to the back.
See my circle stitching -

Then Enjoy!
You can either clip it right into your hair...

Or clip it to the headband you are wearing for the day...

Or you can glue it directly to a headband and skip the whole clip thing.
I like mine on the clips because then I can change out my headbands and still have the cute flower!

I can't wait to make a few more!