DIY Fairy Halo or Princess Headpiece

HOW TO MAKE YOUR FAIRY HALO

Ideas for the basic halo: An extra large zip tie with trimmed ends

or if you visit your local hardware store like we did, you can find hard plastic ribbon that is used to hold together bundles of merchandise like wood. You can find this material on just about every aisle of the store, and its free and a great way to reuse/repurpose plastic that would other wise be thrown out.

What you need:

plastic ribbon/zip ties (pre measured to fit your fairy, with a 1/2"-1" allowance for fabric)

ribbon and/or strips of fabric or tule

glue gun

comb

jewels, stickers, wire and paper cut outs, or anything you like to decorate your halo

Step 1:

measure your plastic for the halo and using your glue gun, seal the seam

                                 

Step 2:

cut your ribbon and fabric into strips - recommended 6-8" for cotton fabric, 8-10" for tool and ribbon

Step 3:

tie your ribbon/ fabric strips in a pattern around your halo, leaving enough space at the back for your comb.

Step 4: glue the comb in place, curved side pointed inward

  

Step 5:

Embelish with jewels, long 12-24" ribbon/fabric that drapes down the back

 

Great for Parties, Party Gifts, Craft Markets, and the best part is kids of all ages can easily make these!

Paint Savvy Team Members make Halos for $10 each.

Halos as an interactive craft available for corporate events, private parties, fundraisers and festivals.

Contact a team member to place your order:

919-408-7771  paint@paintsavvy.com

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