How to Make a Feather Headband
comments (10) October 27th, 2008Step 3: When all the glue has cooled and hardened, it’s time to glue your feather piece to the headband. Try on your headband and position the feather piece where you’d like it to fall by holding it up with your hand. Now draw a line of hot glue down the back of your feather piece (on the interfacing) and press it to your headband, holding it until it cools completely (the flat feather piece needs to be held down on the curving band while it cools).
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A button will hide all the quills. |
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Glue a skinny headband onto the back of the feather piece, holding the pieces together until the glue cools. |
Step 4: Try on and enjoy! If it seems a bit out of control, you can trim down the edges with small scissors, but part of the beauty of this headband is the spiky feather effect.
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Sorry for yet another photo of myself, but there wasn't another model around. The headband does not work on my cat. |
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