practical help and encouragement for homemakers
by Joy Kincaid 12 Comments
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Brooke says
My daughter would love to do this. She's a girly girl. 🙂
Joy Kincaid says
Brooke~
This is a great project for girls!
Hi Grace Mae!
Thanks for visiting me here! If you do end up making some I'd love to see them!
Grace Mae says
Hi Miss Joy~
I love these hair bows.
I'm going to try and make some.
Thanks for the idea.
Joy Kincaid says
Bows are so fun! The girls really liked making them, too. 🙂
Lilyofthevalley - Tanya says
What pretty bows!! My youngest loves wearing pretty hairbows in her hair. 🙂
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Jenna!
Jenna says
These are SO cute! I pinned on Pinterest, too! Can't wait to try this.
Joy Kincaid says
Angie~
Thank you!
Julie~
Thanks!
Jacinda~
Welcome! Thanks for following, and I'll be sure to visit your blog when I get a chance! 🙂 And happy birthday to your little daughter–our youngest child will be 2 in a couple of weeks–such a fun age!
Sarah~
I'm so glad you came to visit me here! I think these are so fun to make, and they're really simple. There are so many options for decorating them, and that makes it even more fun. 🙂
Sarah says
I love your new blog, Joy! It is simply lovely! I so enjoyed my visit here this morning and I look forward to future posts from you. This tutorial that you gave here was nice, and I think I'll have to try to make some of these sometime. The ones that you made are beautiful!
Jacinda @ Growing Home says
Just discovered your blog and I love it! Definitely following!
It's my daughter's 2nd birthday today…I think I may whip her up some of these! Thanks for the tutorial!
Julie Bagamary says
cute!
Angie @ Many Little Blessings says
Super duper cute! Thanks so much for sharing a great tutorial. I pinned it on Pinterest. 🙂