It was time to bring out all the warm clothes and my baby girl needed some clippies to go with her winter wardrobe:
So, I'm a visual learner. Maybe you are too? Here is my very first step-by-step picture instructions for my daughter's clippies (and maybe you might see me wearing one too).
Loop is again to overlap the other loop and stitch it +
sew on the buttons and cut the ribbon to size.
(I love to stack two buttons for extra color)
Done!
I like these best for keeping that hair out of her cute face.
I also put it in backwards so you can actually see the buttons.
Super easy.

LOVE IT!!! LOVE IT!!! Those clips are ADORABLE! Oh, thank you Abbie! Now if only my little Addy would grow some hair :)
ReplyDeleteoh my cute! i have a niece's bday this week and no gift-this will be perfect! thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I need to make some of these for my little girl.
ReplyDeleteThese clips are so adorable! I love that you included a "how to"!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! I think I need to make some. I made a different kind a bit ago (http://thosewandlings.blogspot.com/2009/11/all-things-girly.html). I love how yours are kind of whimsical! :)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen ones quite like this! Something new...
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT
I linked to this in my Friday Favorites!
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~Lanie
hello,
ReplyDeletejust wndering what kind of clips did you use to cover? i have no idea what those clips are called and would love to make some they are so adorable!
I love how you added buttons! It really makes them distinctive! We make our own bows over here too - will have to try that! P.S. those pigtails are adorable!
ReplyDeleteJasmine, I used the two pronged alligator clips. Got them at Sally's. If you click on the 1st or 4th picture you can get a good up close shot of what they look like.
ReplyDeleteso happy that you ladies at liking these!