
Charm Pack - featured is Spring Magic by April Cornell
{a honey bun could also be used for the binding clips}
Binding & Hem Clips - featured are Collins No. C136
3/4" Cover Buttons - featured are Dritz #13-30
Craft glue or Hot glue

Yo-Yo maker
Ribbon
Mary Ellen's Best Press in a Spray bottle
{water would work too}

Select four charm squares
Cut the charm squares into 1 1/2" squares. Honey bun strips could also be used since they are precut into 1 1/2" strips. Just cut down to 1 1/2" squares.
Spray once on the fabric square to dampen it with Mary Ellen's Best Press. This helps the fabric stay around the cover button when working with it.

wrap the fabric around the cover button until all the ends are on the inside of the button. Then press the back of the button firmly into place until it snaps down.

Bend the button hole down so that it will not be in the way when applying to the clip.
Add a glob of hot glue or craft glue.
Let dry before closing clip.
Now follow these steps for the rest of your clips.


wrap the fabric around the cover button until all the ends are on the inside of the button. Then press the back of the button firmly into place until it snaps down.

Bend the button hole down so that it will not be in the way when applying to the clip.
Add a glob of hot glue or craft glue.With the clip opened, carefully glue the end of the clip to the back of the covered button.
Let dry before closing clip.
Now follow these steps for the rest of your clips.
You can get 9 clips out of one charm square.

For an extra added touch... add a yoyo to the underside of the button before attaching to the clip.
Following instructions for the Yo-yo maker, make a yoyo from a charm square.

Hand sew on a covered button... you do not want to bend the button hole if you are making them this way.
With a thin piece of ribbon, fold it over a couple times creating a leaf.
Stitch on the leaf to the back of the yoyo and then glue the clip to the ribbon while the clip is opened.
With a thin piece of ribbon, fold it over a couple times creating a leaf.
Stitch on the leaf to the back of the yoyo and then glue the clip to the ribbon while the clip is opened.







21 comments:
SUPER CUTE!!!!! Not only going to make binding clips, but perfect for my two year old little girl :)
What a great tutorial and ideas that you gave! Love it!
Micki
That is a great project! I have literally thousands...ok hundreds of binding clips..I HAVE to do this...
oh my gosh...sooooo cute!!
Thanks for the great tutorial.
Jillian :o)
♥ it!!!
cute, cute, cute.
Great idea!
What a great idea!!!
These are adorable. I would make one change though when making the clips. I would add a hand stitch before gluing to the clip. We were given a few homemade clips and if they weren't reinforced with stitching the glue didn't hold up very long to the opening and closing of the clip.
I'm loving this. Seriously! I'm going to make some of hair clips for all the little girls I know!
Very cute indeed.
Cute! I made something similar using the flower yo-yo maker.
http://thesproutzstore.blogspot.com/search/label/flower%20clip
What a fun project! I must make some of these for my youngest daughter and my little grand-daughter is going to need some too.
Thanks for the inspiration!
REALLY cute clips Angela. Thanks!
Great idea for hair clips. I am going to have to find some buttons and hair clips today!
so cute ! this is a good idea for little girl :-)
Those hair clips are so cute! Thanks for a great project! Little girls will LOVE wearing these!
I have never seen hair clips done like this before but I thought they were so cute. I had to make some for my little girl. Thanks for the great idea.
This project is in my future! My 10 month old has bangs so long they are always in her eyes, and I'm am totally inept at the ponytail. These are adorable!
Hi,
where can i get the metal button? :)
Sweet!!! What a great idea!
You can purchase buttons at http://coverbuttons.com
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