POM POM DISCO BALL HEADBAND

Craftcation finally happened! After what felt like a lifetime, we were finally able to gather once again for our four-day business + makers conference. If you don’t know what Craftcation is (you are missing out!) But you can find out more info HERE and HERE is a recap from the one we just had! Every year we have a themed dance party & I never miss an opportunity to dress up! This year’s theme was Roller Disco & the second we decided on that theme, I knew I needed a disco ball headband! 

Thank you to Clover for providing us with these awesome Pom Pom makers, they are so fun and easy to use!

supply list:

NOW LET'S GET TO THE FUN PART!

step one:

Make the pom poms! 

HERE is a blog post I wrote on making your own Pom Poms: DIY Pom Pom Earrings

You can also see a great in-depth tutorial on how to use the Pom Pom Makers on the Clover Tool School Section of their website: Tool School: Pom Pom Maker Set.

STEP TWO:

I cut out a rectangle piece of felt to serve as the base for everything I was going to glue down. I eyeballed it based on the size of the headband and the overall size I wanted everything to be, which was pretty big! I then arranged the pom poms and disco balls to get a feel of how I wanted everything to look. Then I just started hot gluing things down one at a time, this takes quite a bit of glue, and patience! I then glued my piece of felt with everything dried and attached to the top of my headband.

I cut out another piece of felt, roughly about the same size, and glued it to the bottom to secure the headband in between. Then I cut all of the excess felt off, and I was done!

STEP THREE:

There are so many variations to be made with this technique, it would also be so fun full of colorful pom poms on its own!

This went SO WELL with the rest of my outfit for the Roller Disco Party!

If you decide to make your own, we would love to see! Please tag us on Instagram at @dearhandmadelife!

ABOUT NIK

Nik is a maker, day dreamer & potty mouth who loves cats, coffee and craft beer. She is a self taught hand embroiderer and will DIY pretty much anything she can get her hands on. You can see her work on Instagram  @wastingthyme & @nikvphotography. She lives in Long Beach with her husband and her three awesome cats (that she can’t shut up about).

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