Upcycled Headband Holder & Hair Accessory Container

I love upcycling things and making them useful again. This time you can just grab a few things you probably have around the house already and use them to help organize your girls headbands.

Made by: Robyn 
Time: 30 minutes
Level: Beginner
Size: aprox 9.5 in

Here's what you need:

• Premium Permanent GlueTape™
• Permanent Glue Dots®
• Craft Glue Dots®
• Empty Oatmeal container
• DecoArt Americana Multi-Surface paint
• White Faux fur
• Ribbon
• Markers
• DCWV Garden Charm paper
• Scissors
• Paintbrush

Here's what you do:

Paint your oatmeal container.

While it's drying, you can start on the paper flower to cover the lid with. Cut 3-4 different sized circles from you DCWV patterned paper.

I used a couple of different plates and lids to get these circles. Then cut into flower shapes after cutting the circles 4-5 petals each.

Adhere each of the flowers together with your Premium Permanent GlueTape, largest to smallest on top.

Cut a strip of skinny paper (about 3/4 inch wide and about 9 inches long) and then cut tiny strips like fringe the length of it. Roll together and bend down the fringe and adhere to the middle of the top paper flower.

Adhere the entire flower to the lid of the oatmeal container.

Cut an additional couple of paper strips to decorate your oatmeal container.

Adhere with your Permanent Glue Dots to the top and bottom of the dried oatmeal container.

Add headbands to the outside and the inside of your new headband organizer.

I love how simple this project is and that the materials are ones that I already have. It's perfect for giving all of my little girls headbands a home in the bathroom too!

 Don't forget to save it for later!