Simple handmade fabric art production Illustrations of making handmade fabric hairpins

Sometimes the hairpins we buy are very boring, their functions are satisfactory, but their aesthetics are not enough, or they are not liked by us. We can make them look brand new by making a small change. The editor below has compiled a tutorial for making handmade hairpins. Use cloth to make cute cartoon hairpins. Use a little bit of fabric to make cartoon patterns, and then install them with metal hairpins. This kind of small cloth art is complete. Handmade production is very simple and very rewarding. You can learn how to sew by hand if you know a little bit about it.

Illustrations of making fabric handmade hairpins

Prepare a fabric slightly larger than the hairpin, and use 1 mm thick felt as the inner core.
Trim the outer fabric approximately 5 mm beyond the hairpin.
Use double-sided tape to stick the felt and hairpins together, and then cleanly cut off the excess fabric around them.
Adhere double-sided tape to the inside.
Paste the rest.
Wrap the hairpin with fabric and peel off theTape the sides so the sides stick together.
Next, after gently stretching the adjustment, fold it correctly and glue it neatly.
The photos below are neatly adjusted.
Gather a paper towel. I would cut it to the size of a hairpin.
Use a toothpick to apply the adhesive evenly on the inside of the hairpin.
Thread the tissue through the hairpin and tape it all over the inside of the hairpin.
Use your fingers to press so that the adhesive completely sticks to the paper towel.
After a while, use scissors to cut off the excess tissue, use a toothpick to glue on the small details, and then let it solidify completely, and its done.
You can also apply adhesive on the inside and stick the same fabric
Cut off excess fabric after drying.
The paper towel is pasted on the left, and the same fabric is pasted on the right. Illustration of making fabric handmade hairpins is completed.