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But on backwards, hello, everyone and welcome to this sweet video this week, it's a deal on how to make flour clips. I just thought it's like wedding season, everyone's going to lots of summer events - and I was looking for some of these for my friend's wedding the other week and they were crazy, expensive and I was like I can make those I think for cheaper. So I made about six: they don't hold it like this they're all different altogether. It cost me about to pound 50, to make which I couldn't find the flour clip. That would even be two pound fifty because you have to pile in a pack. So I'm going to do a tutorial and then I'm going to do a tutorial on how to kind of style over hair with them. Yeah it's a real girly one. This week, I'm not saying the boys can't wear these. I'M gon na make Steve wear them. I'M gon na make everyone wear them really excited. I wanted to do more arts and crafty stuff anyway, I love done one, so I'm gon na send you over to my hands and then I'm also gon na do a tutorial about how to style your hair. With these guys as well, because you know you might have a wedding or an event coming up and think what am I going to do with my hair - and this might be an alternative for a fascinator or hat? If you don't want to go all the way. So the first thing you need to do is pick your flower. I'M going to pick one of these pink ones. Fake flowers are not normally connected at the end. So unless there's like a little bit of blue, which you can see that you can let you just pick that off and then pull it hard. So then you're left with kind of stalk on the end, if you just measure with your finger cut above it. If you cut it too short, the flowers fall apart, so it's just better just to kind of chop it off. Just a fingers with off after you've done that you need to cut yourself a rectangle or felt, as you can see, I've already been cutting so I'll. Just chop that guy off chop a good sized rectangle, probably as big as you little finger, and then you take your flower, you take your felt and you find your Kirby grip, which is you know so now we can glue it all together. Make sure your boo guns been on for a while, obviously put a post-it note or a paper underneath just to make sure that none the glue goes on your table. So what we're going to do? First blew the top bit of the flower, get your glue gun and let's you just put a really really good dab. The glue dries pretty quickly. So it's quite good to put quite a lot on and then you just get your felt and you just put it on the top and just make sure when you're putting on the felt that you. Obviously, you don't burn yourself because some of the glue might squidge out on either side. So once that's kind of dried, you then get your crabby grip at the ready, we'll take your glue gun and you let you just do a line over the bottom of the flower. That'S not very straight but doesn't matter! Then you grab your carry grip and you literally with it facing outwards away from the other line of the felt you just put. Your curly grip down into the thing. Go wait a couple of minutes until it is cool and then repeat, on the other side, so line of glue fold that guy over there's probably need two ways of doing it. I just found this was the quickest way. There are any bits that have like stuck together: you can let you just take purses and snip down the Kirby grip. So now you should have six of these we're now going to do a hair tutorial, so this is called matte texture spray, it's by Wyndham moody. My hairdresser gave me this because I have really fine hair and it kind of gives it a bit of volume, a bit of texture and just a little bit more to work with. I sprayed some of this in my hair, just to make it a bit kind of like uplifted would recommend this. If you haven't tried it and you've got fine hair if you've got thick hair and rid of jealous I've sprayed some of that. I'M now going to split my hair into sections just in half yep, I am a basic person and then the first thing I'm going to do is actually just plat done this side of my hair. So once you've got your plat I like to pang, I think it's called pancaking. Basically, when you pull it apart and obviously hormones the angle. Otherwise it's gon na come apart. I want my hair in plat when Steve and I got married, also got really fine hair. My hairdresser actually told me that if you spray a little bit of dry shampoo in the plat, it gives it a bit of texture, which I'm sure the Windell of moody stuff will do it too. But most people have dry shampoo, so that kind of just gives your plat a bit of texture and it's not as flat looking so we're just going to spray some of this in my hair and on my clothes and there you go so my hair has got Enough product in it, it will probably just stay in chill this. You don't take your left hand slide the opposite side that you done your platen and just do a really quick rough plat, fricking, lollipop and again pull it apart. Tease it so now you're actually going to loop, it go, but in the back basically going to do a little twist in the back like a lot pretzel, you hide the end and then just use a Kirby grip and stick that bear in the back, which I Can'T see what I'm doing it's supposed to be quite messy anyway, so just embrace the mess. Obviously, then, you've got one side done. It literally just needs to be like lightly pinned because - and you can go in and pin it more, but it's just so then you can obviously go on to the other side, and you just put your plot in here. I keep the front that out just I clip it afterwards and then just cut away again and then pancake and just mess it up over. So then you take this guy around the back as well, and I actually end up duping them just so they look connected. Then you obvious got your two sides done: you've got this random bit here. I normally just pin it up and then tuck it behind, and then you've got your finished fees and then I normally try and drag a bit out and also on this side. I just find it's a little bit flatter, so I normally add an extra bobby pin there and then that should be fine. So now you may get your flour bins, all right! Only you use with the larger flowers first and then put the smaller flowers around them. Also because they're kirby grips they'll be extra strength in the back anyway, just kind of arrange and wherever you want it, so I'll arrange one. So you could see it out the side there. I normally stick to one side. I don't know why. I'M weird like that, but you could put them all around the back if you wanted and just arrange them. However way you want it's like a little fascinator on the side of your head, but just not as big and in-your-face, and then I take a couple of these little guys and I would just put them from so. I would then take another one of these little guys and maybe just put it in so this is what it looks like I really like them. I think they're really sweet and they're really easy to do. Obviously, if you just made them, don't then stick them in your hair, because they'll have glue and the glue will be hot wait until it's called and there you go flower fun for your hair. I really enjoyed doing. It is something different and you made it yourself, which is awesome, so I hope you enjoyed it. Give me a thumbs up if you did and let me know if you like these style of videos, whether you want more other styles of videos. Obviously, I've just started out. I love doing this for and I love thinking of the ideas, but you might not. So if you, let me know in the comments below also, let me know if you make them I'd, love to see what hairstyles you guys come up with or if you try and do this hairstyle and I'll see you next week. Oh

Sandra Potisek: This looks so lovely, perfect for a summer wedding!

Emily: Loved this video :) I also have really fine hair so I found the hair tutorial part really helpful and I also loved the DIY x

nieceypiecey100: Love it! Gonna make one to wear on my wedding day!

Aimee.Charie: I wish my hair was long enough to do this, this is so cute! Also, I love that you call them kirby grips; us Americans call them bobby pins which seems so boring.

Shazin: This is a very good idea for a DIY- Go Alexia!

Kenzie-Anne Grant: I used to make these but instead of glue id bend 2 petals down poke holes and stick the bobby-pin through and just stick it in my hair, but this looks more secure! thanks :)

Farah: this is really creative! you shld have more of these arty fartsy DIY videos! really love it! P.S. when is Steve wearing them? haha

Mina Mirovic: Loved this one :) if have any cool idea for a video for a messy bun or something like that, i think that would be nice too! :)

herether3verywhere: Your bubbly personality brightens my day! Please make more videos!

Steve Booker: Definitely going to wear these ;-) x

khloe miller: Lovely video Alexia! p.s would be great if you started vlogging or did style/haul videos in the future :) x

Ana: Beautiful!!!

Laura Rivas: Yes, more DIY :)

Amberessence Myrrha: Excellent. I'm inspired!!!

RachelIdahogirl: I love that pineapple paper!! Where did you get it?

GinettaGeorge: Loved this!

Bonnie Kleis: how would you decorate a claw clip and an alligator clip with the teeth on top?

Linda: Loved the video and you're nailpolish, where is it from ? :-)

Clare Woolford: How do you make them?

BikiniBOD:

Ben Brown: Lighting goals

marvona:

Laura Nicole: The flowers are pretty but your hair

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