Elegant Butterfly Bridal Silver Headband

Specifications:

• The elegant, shining, valuable and dedicate design bridal headband make it as the best choose for your wedding
• The chain between the two combs decorate with pearls make the bridal headband more charm and shining
• The two vivid butterfly pattern combs bridal headband detailing with colorful diamond sparkle your hair style
• Material: Alloy & Rhinestone

Details:

• The elegant, shining, valuable and dedicate design bridal headband make it as the best choose for your wedding
• The chain between the two combs decorate with pearls make these wedding headbands more charm and shining

• The two vivid flower pattern combs bridal headband detailing with colorful diamond sparkle your hair style

• The  pattern bridal headband detailing of fancy color diamond makes this hair piece glow with a stunning eye catching sparkle, that family, friends, and guests are guaranteed to fall in love

How to Decorate Headbands:

A headband is a simple way to distinguish your baby girl from a baby boy, or to keep long hair out of your active daughter's face. As an adult, you can use headbands as an inexpensive way to dress up an everyday outfit while keeping your hair under control. However it's used, a headband is nothing more than a piece of plastic or cloth until you decorate

Instructions:

• Pour the container of fine glitter out on a paper plate.
• Paint the top portion of the headband, the part that faces away from your head, with a generous amount of decoupage medium, using a foam brush.
• Press the headband down into the glitter and rock it back and forth to cover the entire top. Tap the headband off on the plate. Let it dry for 2 hours.
• Paint another layer of decoupage medium over the top of the glitter-covered portion of the headband to seal the glitter on it.

Feather Headband

• Hold a feather, upside down, so that the tip of the feather is lined up with one end of the headband, with the stem of the feather extending toward the top of the band. Place a small dot of low-temperature hot glue where the end of the feather's stem is on the headband. Press the end of the stem into the hot glue
• Place another feather, again upside down, on the band so the tip of the feather is about an inch above the tip of the first feather. Glue the end of the feather's stem to the head band in the same manner as the first
• Continue gluing feathers to the headband so they overlap in this manner until the end of the last feather's stem lines up with the other end of the headband

Children's Headband:

• Cut the stem from a silk flower, using scissors. Cut the stem as close to the bottom of the flower as possible
• Cut a circle of felt roughly the size of the green part on the underside of the flower -- the part that holds the flower together
• Cover one side of the felt circle with a thin layer of hot glue. Open the alligator clip and place the circle of felt inside, glue side up. Place the silk flower on the outside of the clip so the felt circle is adhered to the underside of the silk flower, with the top arm of the clip sandwiched between the two
• Clip the silk flower onto a children's cloth headband

How to wear a headband:

• Choose headband. While there are headbands in virtually every color, your headband doesn't have to exactly match your outfit. A neutral colored headband in black, brown, tan or tortoiseshell can go with just about anything
• Slip headband on. The easiest headbands to wear simply slip on your head, but some styles have an elastic band that slips under your hair at the nape of your neck for added security
• Wear bangs under the headband if you want them out of your face. This is useful when you're trying to grow your bangs out and need an option for keeping them out of the way
• Wear bangs in front of the band if you prefer that look
• Keep your hair loose behind the headband or pull it into a low ponytail. You can also style your hair into a casual up-do

How to Make Bridal Headbands:

• Measure the headband from end to end to assess length and width. Cut a piece of material similar to the wedding dress to those measurements. Glue the material to the headband, ensuring that the seam is on the side that will sit on the head. Let it dry. If you do not wish to match the headband to your dress, then keep the white satin headband as is
• Wrap the headband in white ribbon as much as desired. Attach the ribbon to the headband with glue and allow to dry
• Create a design for the headband that will complement the dress and hairstyle of the bride. For instance, if the dress uses pearls or crystals as accents, sew these items in a similar pattern onto the headband using the needle and thread. Fabric flowers, sequins and rhinestones can be used in a similar fashion
• Fit the headband on to the bride when she is wearing her wedding dress. Assess the headband to ensure that it suits the style of the bride and balances the entire ensemble. Make adjustments as needed

How to Decorate Headbands:

Glitter Headband:

• Pour the container of fine glitter out on a paper plate
• Paint the top portion of the headband, the part that faces away from your head, with a generous amount of decoupage medium, using a foam brush
• Press the headband down into the glitter and rock it back and forth to cover the entire top. Tap the headband off on the plate. Let it dry for 2 hours
• Paint another layer of decoupage medium over the top of the glitter-covered portion of the headband to seal the glitter on it

Feather Headband:

• Hold a feather, upside down, so that the tip of the feather is lined up with one end of the headband, with the stem of the feather extending toward the top of the band. Place a small dot of low-temperature hot glue where the end of the feather's stem is on the headband. Press the end of the stem into the hot glue
• Place another feather, again upside down, on the band so the tip of the feather is about an inch above the tip of the first feather. Glue the end of the feather's stem to the head band in the same manner as the first
• Continue gluing feathers to the headband so they overlap in this manner until the end of the last feather's stem lines up with the other end of the headband

Children's Headband:

• Cut the stem from a silk flower, using scissors. Cut the stem as close to the bottom of the flower as possible
• Cut a circle of felt roughly the size of the green part on the underside of the flower -- the part that holds the flower together
• Cover one side of the felt circle with a thin layer of hot glue. Open the alligator clip and place the circle of felt inside, glue side up. Place the silk flower on the outside of the clip so the felt circle is adhered to the underside of the silk flower, with the top arm of the clip sandwiched between the two
• Clip the silk flower onto a children's cloth headband

Package Included:
1 x Elegant wedding hair accessory