Ponytail Holder How To Make A Set

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Hey guys, it's Denise our mission bound creations today, i want to show you how to make this really cool gift. It is actually ponytail holders and what's cool about it. Is that it's real cheap to make real quick to make, and it has a lot of uses. The use can be determined by the message that you put in the middle, so you can use this for birthdays or baby showers or outreaches. Whatever you want to do, you know you could put happy birthday Suzie whatever in the middle and I'm going to show you how quick you can make this, and let me show you your supplies. You need some of these through the ponytail holders and, as you can see, I got a hundred of them for 2 99 and in fact I got another set of this same for a dollar for a hundred of them. So each one was a penny. Okay, you need buttons that have shanks behind them like this it it's. What is going to hold the ponytail holder. You can get different sizes. Okay, thanks small, doesn't matter you're going to need something with a point. This happens to be a bead reamer, but you can use what whatever has a point. Just make sure that you don't tear up the point, tail holder and you're going to need two sizes of punchers. Okay. These are the ones i like to use, but you know you could use whatever works for you one's going to be the back part that you're going to staple and the little one is where you will put your message and make your message an eight or a Six font you're going to need a stapler and these little plastic baggies, actually they're self, adhesive, clear plastic bags, and i got these 200 for two dollars with free shipping on ebay order them with enough time because they're coming from china and you need some glue just Regular Elmer's glue - and this is how you are going to put your message. Okay, so you basically type up your message on this is an eight fonts. You could use a six or of your flowers, bigger you can use a bigger font, and all you have to do is just basically put it in the middle and cut it like that. Okay, all right! So this is how easy this is. You have your ponytail holder, make sure that you are aware where this steel part is you pinch it on the end like this and get it like in the middle of the little shank hole and then just take your puncher and push it in okay? You don't have to push it all the way just enough, so that you see a little head of it coming out and then at that point you could grab it from the other side and finish putting it out like that. Okay and then you're going to take it and see this you're going to pull it under that metal and then pull it. Okay, and then you kind of just work around it. You'Re going to have to pull one side, maybe more than the other, so that it evens out okay and once you pull them, there's your ponytail holder. Okay, if you're going to use little ones, try to make sure that this, the metal part is not bigger, so measure it okay and once you've done that. Basically, all you do is take your bigger flower and you staple it to the little plastic baggie make sure that these little bumpy parts are on the back side. And then you glue your message to the front. It'S going to take you maybe two minutes to assemble the time that takes you longer is to cut out your flowers and attach your ponytail holders to the button. This little project costs me between ten and thirteen cents. A set I'd say: that's a pretty big deal. Alright, well thanks for joining me and I'll, see you next time. God bless.

missionboundcreation: Hey Annie, this was like my second video done with my iPad. Trying to get better with every video.

Be As A Rose Co: It would be safer to use a string to pull the elastic thru the shank.

Annie Franklin: could not hear this one...but i know it was good just couldn't hear it....

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