I am lazy when it comes to my hair.
I put off getting it cut until I look like a wild hippie woman. I haven't had it colored in over 2 years. I rarely blow dry and style it. I'm a ponytail girl. I'm not proud of this, but it's true - especially with an almost 5 month old keeping me busy.
When I DO get it cut though, I always have these grand notions of blow drying my hair and styling it cute, so I generally end up with a side swept bang of some sort. This is all fine and good until I get out of the shower, realize I have too many things to do to bother with my hair and I once again pin my bangs back with a bobby pin.
I have hundreds of bobby pins lying around. I use them just about every day. The problem is, they are less than cute right? They're boring. And frankly, kind of ugly.
So I saw the button bobby pin pin (ha) on Pinterest and happily got to work, since I had all the supplies already on hand! You probably do too! If you want to go get them now, I'll wait. You'll need bobby pins, buttons, a glue gun and a needle with coordinating thread.
I got this idea from A Homemakers Journal.
Also, if you haven't signed up for our GIVEAWAY- what are you waiting for?
I put off getting it cut until I look like a wild hippie woman. I haven't had it colored in over 2 years. I rarely blow dry and style it. I'm a ponytail girl. I'm not proud of this, but it's true - especially with an almost 5 month old keeping me busy.
When I DO get it cut though, I always have these grand notions of blow drying my hair and styling it cute, so I generally end up with a side swept bang of some sort. This is all fine and good until I get out of the shower, realize I have too many things to do to bother with my hair and I once again pin my bangs back with a bobby pin.
I have hundreds of bobby pins lying around. I use them just about every day. The problem is, they are less than cute right? They're boring. And frankly, kind of ugly.
So I saw the button bobby pin pin (ha) on Pinterest and happily got to work, since I had all the supplies already on hand! You probably do too! If you want to go get them now, I'll wait. You'll need bobby pins, buttons, a glue gun and a needle with coordinating thread.
I glued my buttons to the pins first and let dry. Once dry, I just sewed the button onto the pin, like I would sew a button onto a shirt.
And that's it! Seriously - easy, fun and cheap!
I got this idea from A Homemakers Journal.
Also, if you haven't signed up for our GIVEAWAY- what are you waiting for?
