Make Your Own Floral Hair Pins

Add your very own handmade touch to your wedding party with these flowering hair pins.

By: Melissa Caughey

Related To:

Bridal Hair Flowers

Create beautiful one-of-a-kind hair pins for all the ladies in your wedding party.

Gather Your Supplies

For this craft you will need: tulle/buttons/needle /thread /felt /bobby pins /scissors.

Decide on a Shape

Cutting your petals in this shape will give you the flower featured in the first photo of this gallery.

Rounded Petals

You can also make a simpler flower like this. See the next photo for the petal shape to cut.

Simple Flower

Cut your shapes for the simple flower. Once you have selected a pattern, you will need to cut many of the same shape in a variety of sizes.

Layer Them On

Starting with the larger petals, layer them from large to small until you reach the top and your desired thickness. Then cut a quarter-sized circular piece of felt.

Stitch It Up

With the needle and thread, stitch the center of the flower to the center of the felt circular base.

Add the Button

Sew a button to the center of your flower.

Pin it Up

Cut a small rectangular piece of felt and whip stitch it onto the back of the felt leaving the shorter sides open. Slide a bobby pin inside to attach the flower to the hair.

After the Wedding

After the wedding, why not switch out the bobby pin for a safety pin and add a bloom to your favorite jacket?

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Make Your Own Floral Hair Pins

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Gather Your Supplies

Decide on a Shape

Rounded Petals

Simple Flower

Layer Them On

Stitch It Up

Add the Button

Pin it Up

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