Fascinator diy

Fascinators are fun to wear but making a DIY fascinator using dollar store supplies is a great activity to make by yourself for a party (or royal wedding), for a child's tea party or even for a girls night craft activity.

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I don’t remember quite when it all started but I have a thing for fascinators. I think it has something to do with the fact that it’s common at my church, and probably many other churc…

How to make a hair fascinator with bird cage veil. Fascinators are the hottest hat trend in years! Great for a wedding, a formal occasion, or just for fun!

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Any royal wedding fans out there? Guilty! You may or may not know that I was present for Kate and William’s wedding back in 2011! I was living in Copenhagen at the time so it was just a hop, skip, and a jump away, I couldn’t resist. I wore a paper rose fascinator that I made […]

Making a stunning hair piece or fascinator isn’t as complicated as you might think. With the Kentucky Derby right around the corner (also known around here as our favorite day to wear crazy stuff on our heads), I’ve put together these very basic steps to help you create a simple and gorgeous hair accessory. Fascinator Tutorial 1) Gather your supplies. I’ve used tulle netting, a variety of feathers, silk flower, small piece of felt, and a hair clip. You will also need hot glue. You can…

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For those of you not familiar with fascinator hats, they are vintage-style caps with feathers, small veils, and other little knick knacks attached on the sides that were often worn by fashionable women in the '40s and '50s.