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Yes, I'm honestly posting a close-up photo of me with no makeup (egad!) |
But I have to say, that my favorite headband so far is this teal and gray paisley type print. I just love it.
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Yes, I'm honestly posting a close-up photo of me with no makeup (egad!) |
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'Loving that headband and I just watched the tutorial. THANKS! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeletewhat a good way to use up small pieces of fabric
ReplyDeleteThose headbands look so cute and co much more comfortable than those metal ones that always seems to squeeze my head :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so handy. As a child, I had heaps of similar headbands made by mum. She was worried about my habit of tucking hair behind my ears and whether this would make my ears stick out. The headbands were to prevent that. I just loved the pretty colours. :)
ReplyDeleteI love these! My friend was looking for thick headbands with a skinny back the other day when we went shopping. Going to make her a couple just because :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGood morning! I made a couple of these cute headbands and just posted about them - referencing your post, of course! Thanks again for the inspiration! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteI found you via Stone Cottage, via a link up. Wow the internet is an amazing thing. Love your blog
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