Felt Spider Hair Clip

by Alishye in Craft > Felt

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Felt Spider Hair Clip

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Here's another Halloween hair clip! Hey, I bought a 30 pack of snap clips at Wal-Mart - I gotta use 'em all, right?! Alrighty then! Okay, so here we go with another tute!

Check out my first Halloween clip: Embroidered Felt Pumpkin Hair Clip.

Materials:

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8 - 2" korker ribbons (using 3/8" grosgrain ribbon)
1 - 4" (3/8") grosgrain ribbon
1 - 1/2" (1/4") grosgrain ribbon
1 piece of 3/4" x 4 1/2" black felt
2" snap clip
2 5mm wiggly eyes
circle template (download here)
toothpick (I have no idea why I got two pictured!)
mini bow making kit (learn how to make it here)
scissors
hot glue gun (not pictured)
lighter or fray check (not pictured)

Cutting Out the Body:

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Fold the felt in half, pin the circle template to the felt, and cut. You'll end up with two circle-shaped pieces.

Inserting the Clip:

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Fold one of the felt circles in half lengthwise and make a small cut near the top of the felt. Slip the hair clip into the cut you just made, center(ish) it, and then snap it closed.

Attaching the Legs and Body:

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In this next step your going to glue the 2" korker ribbons to make the spider's legs. If you don't know how to make korker ribbons, check out this easy tutorial - it's the one I used! Now hot glue 4 ribbons on each side just like (or kinda like) the picture. Then hot glue the second circle on top - line the pieces up, and press down firmly until the glue sets.

Gluing the Eyes:

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I used a toothpick to grab a bead of glue off the tip of the glue gun and attached the wiggly eyes - that way I didn't ruin my project!

Making a Mini-bow:

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After you've got the eyes on, use your mini bow kit to make the spider a girl spider! I learned how to make a mini bow by using this super neat tutorial! Love it! Glue the mini bow wherever you like on the spider.

Finished!

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All done!

Check out my blog: Treasures for Tots!