Use A Wire & Nail Polish To Make Lovely, Decorative Hair Clasps
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You'll need:
craft wire
nail polish
a pen
a hairband, barrettes, or the jewelry of your choice
pliers
kitchen sponge
hot glue
Wrap the wire around the pen five times, leaving a couple of inches of spare wire free. (If you want to make four-leaf clovers for St. Patrick's Day, then just wrap it four times!)
Then slide the coils off, twist the ends together, and fan out the coils to create... flower petals!
Now carefully dip it into the nail polish (which you'll want to pour into a little bowl or paper cup for easier access).
Use all the colors you want for your flower arrangement and after you've done each one, stick it into a sponge to dry. Leave them for a good hour to let them completely harden.
If you notice that the layer of nail polish is too thin, dip it again and wait for the second round to dry. When you're satisfied, cut off the wire stems.
Now you can glue the flowers to the hair clip or piece of jewelry of your choice. All it takes is a drop of hot glue in the middle.
You'll need:
craft wire
nail polish
a pen
a hairband, barrettes, or the jewelry of your choice
pliers
kitchen sponge
hot glue
Wrap the wire around the pen five times, leaving a couple of inches of spare wire free. (If you want to make four-leaf clovers for St. Patrick's Day, then just wrap it four times!)
Then slide the coils off, twist the ends together, and fan out the coils to create... flower petals!
Now carefully dip it into the nail polish (which you'll want to pour into a little bowl or paper cup for easier access).
Use all the colors you want for your flower arrangement and after you've done each one, stick it into a sponge to dry. Leave them for a good hour to let them completely harden.
If you notice that the layer of nail polish is too thin, dip it again and wait for the second round to dry. When you're satisfied, cut off the wire stems.
Now you can glue the flowers to the hair clip or piece of jewelry of your choice. All it takes is a drop of hot glue in the middle.