Diy Girls Hanging Hair Accessories Organizer | Diy & Decor Challenge

Hi everyone, its pearl and today, I'm going to show you a way to organize and display your girl's, hair accessories beautifully inexpensively and so that they're easy to get to without tumbling. Welcome back to my channel today. Thank you so much for being here. Today'S video is a collaboration with Kristina from the DIY mommy and a few other channels here on YouTube. For this challenge, we were asked to do a DIY that would help us with organization the DIY mommy holds this challenge every season, and this is my first time participating. So I'm super excited because I've been working through the Kumari method, but I wasn't liking the way. I had organized my girls hair things. They were just in a box in a drawer and I would have to rifle through them in order to find what I need it. So I took to Pinterest for some inspiration - and I put together this DIY - that not only allowed the girls to see what they have, but also allows them to get it quickly and put it back easily. It makes getting ready faster and less frustrating plus it was inexpensive to make. If you're new, to my channel welcome, I do home and lifestyle ideas and tips simply and affordably. I live with my hubby and three kids in a 900 square foot home, so you'll see a lot of small space organization as well as tips to make life more simple and more joyful. So if you want to see more, go ahead and click on the subscribe I con below and while you're at it click on the belt icon beside it and you'll, be the first to know about my latest videos make sure to check out Christina's channel I'll. Have it linked below she does all kinds of DIYs for the home and don't forget to check out the playlist also be linked below to get more organization. Inspiration. Having said all that, let's get started so I'm starting with this decorative wall hook from Dollarama and it comes with the hooks at the back start by attaching your books onto the shelf. Now, just put your hooks on here, I'm going to use my screwdriver and that will allow me to grip my handle then using some ribbon from the dollar dollar. Ama again, I measured it out by putting placing it against the wall and just seeing the length that I needed next, I'm going to just cut it, though I've cut two of the same length. These will be for one of my daughter's clips and for this one I'll be going to my sewing machine or if you have a glue gun, you can do this next step with your glue, gun or needle and thread would be stronger. But because I have a sewing machine, I'm going to do this with the sewing machine because it makes it more sturdier next make loops to incorporate your widest size, headband, and so you can measure it out so about two to three inches and that's going to incorporate A white headband and also the thinner ones, give it a mark where you'd like to stitch it on both sides of the ribbon and then give it a stitch you and there. You have a loop for your headband and it'll. Hang like this. So go ahead and make that all the way down your ribbon and you can just average your length or measure it as you go. So once you have all your strands that you are going to be using that you need for your hair things, you're just going to glue the ribbon about one inch of the ribbon onto the back of your wall plaque now. This is where I realized that I probably should have waited to the end to put the hooks on just so that it was would be easier to work with, but I still worked around it and did just find fine with it and for this part, be careful. Not to burn your fingers if you do have something that you can press the ribbon down into with. I would go ahead and do that so here I'm just gon na use my pencil just to get it to come down a little and don't worry about it. Being neat because this is going to be at the back of course, so repeat that for the rest of your strands, putting them. However, you like it so I'm putting the headband ones on the outside just so they have a little bit more room to hang and then the ones that are going to hold the clips are going to be in the middle. I did mark it off if you can see here. I did mark off where I wanted the ribbons, so just a rough estimate, and for that you can either measure it, but I just eyeballed it hair is the finished organizer. I think it came out super cute and I can't wait to organize my girls hair accessories inside of them. So here is the finished product all organized as you can see, everything is beautifully displayed and now my daughters can see what they have and get to them quickly and easily. There is extra loops in case we want to add headbands to their collection here on the hooks. I just hung their hair ties on a carabiner that had a keyring attached to it and hung that on the hooks. I think this came out super cute. It does make getting ready for the girls easier in the morning. Thank you so much for joining me today. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Let me know in the comment box below what you thought of this DIY: hair accessories organizer again make sure to watch the playlist for some more organization, inspiration. The link will be in the description box below. Thank You Kristina for hosting this challenge. I look forward to seeing each and every one of you again in my next video toodles. What do you think do you like it yeah you