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Master classes for girls' accessories from Komok: ribbon bows, hair ties, hair clips, kanzashi flowers, school accessories, and small handmade gifts.
Beginner1 hrFreeA tutorial for embroidered hair ties: cut round fabric pieces, satin-stitch a flower motif, gather the piece around a button, make a backing with the elastic attached, and join the two pieces together.
BeginnerFreeI adore two-tone bows! Right now, I make them mostly for my daughter and a few little girls from her kindergarten class. Sometimes I sell the ones my daughter didn't care for when I was itching to try something new. 🙂 This is one of those bows
BeginnerFreeThere are dozens of ways to tie a beautiful satin ribbon bow. Although it might look difficult, the whole process actually takes no more than half an hour, and sometimes even less! In this
BeginnerFreeThis bow clearly shows that you don't need to buy expensive wide ribbons to create a beautiful decoration. Give it a try—it looks stunning in person! Required tools and materials: 2.5 cm ribbon; ruler; sharp
BeginnerFreeOriginal hair ties not only keep hair neat, but also help create a unique look. To help your daughter stand out from her friends and enjoy styling her hair in different ways, I suggest sewing a "Solokha" hair tie from fabric scraps.
BeginnerFreeDIY Organza Violets
BeginnerFreeA fabric bun maker helps add a unique touch to your look, making it easy to create an effortlessly messy bun. This hair accessory can be sewn from any fabric: old jeans and luxurious velvet will both work. This hair accessory will appeal to
BeginnerFreeAll moms of girls probably feel like kids again and dress up their daughters just like childhood dolls. I am no exception. 🙂 So I want to share one of my favorite bow designs with you. 😉 For this project, you will need: 4 cm ribbons (I'm using lilac
BeginnerFreeAll kinds of bows and hair clips look adorable and original in sweet little girls' hairstyles. Accessories that bring them as close as possible to cartoon characters are especially popular among little fashionistas. ...
BeginnerFreeThis flower is made from a great many small pieces, so the tutorial is better suited to experienced crafters. Confident beginners can try it too—just be sure to use wider ribbons! 😉
BeginnerFreeA lovely gift option for your children’s friends! 😉 They are quick and easy to make—an absolute beginner will need about an hour for two hair elastics or clips. Prepare 4 cm pink and lilac satin ribbon and basic tools.
BeginnerFreeToday's tutorial, and my heartfelt sympathy, are for mothers of girls with long braids. I have boys myself, but every time I visit a school friend, I am amazed by her daughter's suitcase full of bows, elastics, hairpins...
BeginnerFreeThis flower is incredibly easy to sew and still looks lovely! I made these flowers to decorate my daughter’s dress, and they came out so airy. Here is a tutorial that even schoolchildren can manage. 😉 For this project...
BeginnerFreeDifferent hair clips with bows and flowers are very popular right now. Many beautiful options are sold by crafters, and I decided to make something similar. This was my first attempt; I simplified everything I saw online a little, but it turned out...
BeginnerFreeThis bow looks much prettier in person than it does in the photos. I highly recommend making one—the only condition is that you need to be attentive! 😉 To make it, prepare: 4 cm orange and pink satin ribbon; scissors; glue; straight pins; a ruler
BeginnerFreeThe holidays are right around the corner, and it's the perfect time to switch up your look. Decorated hairpins are a wonderful option that will dress up even the simplest hairstyle. Plus, they are very easy to make. All you need is thin, flexible wire, beads, and an ordinary
BeginnerFreeThis bow is easy to make, yet looks just as impressive as its more intricate counterparts. 😉 Perfect for a little princess's hair ties and clips! Materials and tools for the project: lilac and deep purple satin
BeginnerFreeThese flowers are great for hair elastics, hair clips, and headbands, as well as for decorating dresses, blouses, and even children's shoes! 😉 For this project, prepare: bright pink and rich green satin ribbon 4 cm wide or wider; sharp scissors; tweezers; glue;