Headbands' reunion:)))

         My headbands are on Fire!!! They're all on vacation these days, so they asked me to help them a bit with their social life. So here they are, having a special appearance on my blog, enjoying a delicious imaginary cocktail and gossiping about my next outfits. (Which will come out in a couple of days). 


P.S.: Aim of the post below the photos

       What you can see in the next two photos was made by simply sewing some pieces of orange fabric, and BAM! A summerish headband was born. 

Yes, there's a dress below, I did not sacrifice it if that's what you think:)). I simply took it up, as it was too long, and decided to use wisely what was left of it:D. In a few days, you'll see the dress entirely;)

This bow may seem gigantic, but it's not:)) OK, maybe it is, but I can deal with people staring at me in the bus.

        This orange sweetie that follows is so easy to make: you take three ribbons, you plait them, like you would do with your hair, and in 2.50 minutes, you get a new accessory made by you!

         Back to ribbons, only thinner this time. I had no clear strategy of applying them on that fabric, I just folded them as my hands moved and as my eyes approved ;;).

      This time, we are talking about a sacrifice, the sacrifice of a silk shirt. The result was double: the scarf from a previus post, and a headband. I absolutely love this colour, and I still have some fabric left, so the result might actually still multiply:))

         Another gigantic thing on my head, you'll see that on Saturday. The white flower used to be a square taken from an old shirt, and I simply sewed the margins and curled up the thread. Then, I attached that small blue flower whose material I love, I even have a couple of earrings made of it.

       To sum up, I posted some of the headbands I made during the past days to encourage all of you to use your creativity and DIY. It's easy, fun, and it's summer! What do you say, will you give it a try? 

   Waiting for your answers!! See you soon and 

  Keep on Fire,

 AndreeaHash