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DIY POM POM Hair Barrette

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I am a lover of all things handmade and custom. This is the reason why I began seriously sewing for myself in the past few years. I loved making the clothing that I saw in the movies or on tv. The feeling of walking into a room, wearing a piece that you made is very calming ( because you know no one else is wearing the same piece as you) and gives you a sense of pride. Confidence on 10000%.
 
When planning my clothing for my recent trip to Mexico, I was inspired to wear intense colour and bold prints. Mexico was also all about pom-poms. In a previous post, I DIYed  my own pom-pom beach bags. I used premade pom-poms and ribbons to make the beach bags but had a few leftover.  So decided to make a hair barrette.
 
The hair barrette was a fun compliment to my gorgeous braids by StylesbyTiffanyDawn. StylesbyTiffanyDawn is one of the best hair braiders in Toronto. My braids were a last minute idea and I am happy that Tiffany was able to help me out. Do you want braids? Contact Tiffany and tell her MsChurchDress sent you 😉
 
 The pom-pom barrette added to my instense color theme and the pom-pom is one of the best trends of the year. Most of all, it was a easy way to elevate my style at a very low cost. 

It makes the process easier, less stressful and fun. The materials you need are below:
 
Materials

  • 3 ribbons, long length
  • Barrette clip of your choice
  • Hot glue gun ( My favorite)
  • Hot glue gun sticks
  • 5 premade pom-poms
  • Needle
  • Thread
  • Piece of cardboard
  • Creativity

*Pick pieces within your budget and the colours your prefer.
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​Lets get started. It is a good idea to have all of your materials together prior to starting a DIY Project. 

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Supplies: Ribbons and pom-poms.

First, I strung all of the premade pom-poms together using a needle and thread. Using a needle and thread, I ran it through the centre of each of the pom-poms.
 
The ribbons were cut at different lengths and then the blunt ends were weaved into the barrette grooves. Using the hot glue gun, I glued the blunt ends to the barrette and then quickly whip stitched the ends to make it a cleaner finish. The other end of the ribbons were cut on the diagonal to keep the ribbons from fraying.

TIP: Cut ribbon ends on the diagonal to prevent fraying.
 
So here is the tricky part. When you are glueing the string of pom-poms onto the barrette the glue may drip. Be careful.
 
TIP: Put your glue gun on a piece of scrap paper so the hot glue does not damage any surfaces.

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Final product.

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Wearing the pom-pom hair barrette, A high-low blouse I made with fabric from Dubai, Old Navy shorts and my trusty Kenneth Cole sandals.

 Volia! A fun pom-pom barrette to add some flare to your braids. and overall outfit
 
I wore my barette with jeans and a white t-shirt. I wore it by the beach, to the airport and lounging by the pool.
Lots of compliments.
​Low. Cost. Style.
 
 
-MsChurchDress

June 9, 2016 • by Aquila Farrell • Leave a Comment

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About Aquila Farrell

Aquila Farrell is a fashion enthusiast who turned her love of fashion and design into a digital brand. Known for mixing high end designer wear with her own custom garments to church, the moniker @mschurchdress was born.

A Biochemist by trade, in 2016, she took a major career leap to focus solely on her blog and never looked back. She now runs her lifestyle website mschurchdress.com from sunny San Francisco where she shares her fashion favorites, luxe travel destinations and beauty must haves.

Today Aquila remains a fixture in the front row of several fashion shows and brand events. She has been featured in The San Francisco Chronicle, Essence.com Hypehair.com and Kinkycurlycoilyme.com.

When Aquila is not typing on her laptop, she is packing her bags for her next luxury getaway with her husband.

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