RTW: Simple & sweet girl Headbands TUTORIAL

Hi there! I’m happy to be here at Craftaholics Anonymous sharing with you. When Linda invited me to Reader’s Tutorial week, I was so excited. I admire Linda very much, for she is a very talented girl, plus, she has amazing tutorials. So thanks Linda!
My 8-year-old daughter loves headbands. They’re cool, stylish, easy to wear, and easy to make. Wait? Did I just say easy to make? Yup, that’s right. They are very easy to make, even for an 8-year-old. I want to share with you the basics on how to do your own stylish headbands. This is a fun DIY project for both little and not-so-little girls, perfect for a nice afternoon with your daughter.
Supplies:
Acrylic headband
(available at craft supply stores)
Ribbon (1/2 yard) or
a piece of fabric (1/2 yard width)
Hot glue
Flower shapes
(available at craft supply stores)
How-to
Most people like to use ribbons to wrap headbands. That’s ok, but you can also use beautiful fabric in different patterns, such as the flower pattern I used for this tutorial. This gives you more possiblities to work with. If you’d like to use a piece of fabric (like me), cut 1 inch from the piece of fabric (just make sure it’s 1/2 yard long), like this: