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In this video, Mahalo wedding experts Dana LaRue and Hunter Stiebel show you how to make felt headbands for your bridesmaids.
What You'll Need
- Sheets of felt in assorted colors
- Headbands
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Small beads (optional)
Instructions
Decide what design and colors you want for your headbands. The easiest thing to do it choose two colors and alternate them, layering the same shapes on top of each other.- Cut out the shapes from the fabric and glue them on top of each other.
- Decide where on the headband you want the design—whether on the top, the right side or the left side.
Glue the design to your headband.- Clear away any glue strings that are still attached.
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Meet Our Experts
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Dana LaRue
Dana is the creator of The Broke-Ass Bride, a website providing wedding inspiration on a budget; and founder of Bride$hare, a social media network designed to help brides save money and be green through the sharing, swapping and reusing of all things wedding related. Her savvy approach to weddings and money delivers entertaining and informative outside-the-box planning inspiration, and teaches readers of any budget that it's not how much you spend, it's how you spend it.
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Hunter Stiebel
Hunter works with his wife Dana on their joint venture, The Broke-Ass Bride. He also co-writes a column with Dana for Eco Beautiful Weddings e-zine. Outside of the wedding world, Hunter has performed with several of the country's best theaters, including Chicago’s Steppenwolf, Milwaukee Repertory, Chicago Shakespeare and National Playwrights Conference. Being a New Yorker married to a Chicagoan, Hunter would like it publicly known that he misses good pizza.
