Headband stand diy

Headband holder you can DIY for about $1! Make this super easy hair tye and headband storage and organizer in 10 minutes!

I sometimes do local shows and am always looking for cute ways to display my products. This is for metal headbands. It doesn't hold a lot so it's a good way to show case your favorites with the rest to the side. And you can refill it as they go! Supplies: Paper towel holder Roll of paper towels fabric (thin and stretchy works best..it's not what I used) hot glue sand paper paint and brush -or-spray paint I got my holder at the D.I. for $1.00 ! See this hole and metal? I also used putty…

A place for headbands without heads.

Hey everyone hope you are having a wonderful Friday ! I am finally able to sit down and blog a little bit more. I forget how busy the sum...

Keeping your headbands organized may appear insignificant. It can have an impact, on maintaining a tidy space and ensuring easy access to your accessories. Given the multitude of styles, colors and sizes finding a storage

I’ve been meaning to make a headband holder for my girls since forever and finally had a chance today! On the left is one of my complete no sew holders. I made two of these today (one set for…

i don't know about you, but i have quite a few hair accessories - headbands, clips, etc. up to this point they have just been scattered and ...

{Re blog from my old blog, Papermellie} This is one of those projects that I had to share again! I get more compliments on this little thing than probably anything else in my studio. Not only do I love making fun and unique headbands, but I love wearing them too, so it was imperative that I found something functional {and inexpensive} to store them on. There have been a plethora of different DIY headband holders floating around in the land of Pinterest. So what is a girl to do... make one…

So, as I've posted before, I am re-doing McKenzie's bathroom in order to de-clutter the clutter. My initial post, in case you missed it, was the Jewelry Display Board. Here's part 2: I spray painted my oatmeal container before wrapping it in the fabric because my fabric was see through so keep that in mind before glueing your fabric right away. There is really nothing to this project, it literally took me like 10 minutes. Just lay your fabric right side down and wrap it around your canister…