While waiting at the cut counter one afternoon, I peeked over the clerks’ shoulders to see which sewing book they were oohing and ahhing over. Couldn’t catch the book title, but I did see some super cute tiaras made from flowers and pipe cleaners. So, I packaged up a little felt flower tiara kit for Olivia for Christmas.I pre-cut a bazillion flowers from felt using my Sizzix and this die. You could certainly cut the flowers by hand, but I’m not so good at the art of freehand.
Then I made two parallel slits in the center of each flower and tucked them all in a clear little bag with a tie of ribbon at the top. Another bow of ribbon around a stack of pipe cleaners and a cute little packet of folded ribbon completed the kit. So Simple! I packaged the tiara kit with this flower garden board game by eeBoo.
Liv pulled out the kit on a rainy Valentine’s Day and made her daddy the prettiest tiara! And he loved it so much he was still wearing it long after the girls were sound asleep in bed. I think you should put together a little kit for your girls, too! Their daddies can thank the ladies at the cut counter…and the unknown author of that book.
We’re hoping for a rare layer of snow around here…crossing my fingers! I know many of you actually live day-to-day throughout the winter with snow, but for us it would be a real treat!! Unless we lose power, ’cause that wouldn’t be nearly as much fun.
Comments & Reviews
Cole's Corner says
What a great idea!
I think I’ll have to make some of those for my girls!
FancieStrands says
Adorable! I have never thought of using pipe cleaners. You are a clever girl. Thanks for sharing!
Spider Girl (Ana M.) says
Wow these are so much cute!
Brooke Douglass says
super cute and fun!
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Mom2fur says
Oh, my goodness, these are cuuuute. I’m always looking for inexpensive and easy things to give to the kids at the pediatric office where I work, and these certainly fit the bill! Thanks for sharing!
Connie says
Such a cute idea! If I had a little niece I would be making her a kit for sure! Actually I just make one for myself!
Shari @For the Little Doll In Your Life says
Thank you SO much for your post. First, I can think of so many uses for this craft: fairy dress up, renaissance faires, May Day celebration at school. Second, I have a Cuttlebug die cut machine (same type), and I had no idea you could use them to cut fabric!! I’m so excited about the possibilities. Does it dull the die quickly (especially with felt)?