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Monday, May 7, 2012

Tangled hairbow holder

My niece turned one this past weekend and surprisingly I did NOT make her entire gift :)

When my daughter celebrated her Minnie Mouse birthday this January people took the theme and 'ran with it'. And, we now own nearly EVERY 'Minnie's Bowtique' toy on the market. Most of her presents matched the party for some reason. I decided I wouldn't do that for my niece since I figured everyone would probably be choosing 'Tangled' toys to match her theme.

Thankfully (in my opinion) she got a wide variety of items. I went against my gut and decided that the one piece of her gift that I was going to make would have a Tangled theme to it.

I simply bought a mini unfinished birdhouse at Michael's for $1; the one I chose had a tin roof to it. I also bought three wooden spools for .79 each and a round wooden plaque for .59.

A little glue, some paint, yards of yarn and some handmade bows (also by me) and she has a pretty cute hairbow holder if I do say so myself :) My sister-in-law has been asking for bows for my niece more lately so I thought this would be the perfect way to gift a bunch of them to the little cutie.




5 comments:

Pams Party said...

This is a really cute original idea. Would you be willing to stop and post it to my linky party Dare to Share? I hope to see you there.

Pam
http://pamspartyplanning.blogspot.com/2012/05/dare-to-share-6.html

marissa | Rae Gun Ramblings said...

I love this, such a great idea. I hope you'll stop by and add this and any other posts you're proud of to my Wednesday What We Wore and Made Link party

marissa
http://raegunwear.blogspot.com

Havalah Turner | Sisters, What! said...

this is so adorable. If I had a little girl I would totally make one for her


http://sisterswhat.blogspot.com

Six Sisters said...

This is just soooo cute! Our little girls will love this! We are so happy that you linked up to our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday" and we hope you see you back next week!! -The Sisters

Anonymous said...

how many things of yarn did you use?

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