DIY Neon Headband
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Tulip Paints and iLoveToCreate. All opinions are 100% my own.
Who is ready for Spring?! I know the winter blues can get us down…so let’s brighten our days with a pop of NEON color! This weekend I created a “Flower Power” DIY Neon Headband using this Tulip Dimensional Mini 3 Pack Fabric Paint! Tulip also makes a Neon One-Step Mini Tie-Dye Kit and Neon Fabric Markers to create a variety of bright projects! Pick up these exclusive products at your local Michaels Arts & Crafts stores. For those folks without a Michaels store in their area, you can order the products at iLoveToCreate.com.
iLoveToCreate.com is currently offering free shipping on any neon Tulip product for the month of February when you use coupon code NeonFEB (ends February 28th 2014).”
SUPPLIES
Tulip Neon Dimensional Fabric Paint | Plastic Headband | Colored Rhinestones
First, I traced a flower shape onto pieces of non-stick foil. The super fine nozzle, of the dimensional fabric paint, made it easy to create a thin line around my flower tracing. I chose to keep my flowers open, but they easily could be filled in to create solid flowers. I made 7-8 flowers using the three different neon colors. I also added a few pink dimensional dots, to the headband, and let everything dry overnight.
Once dry, I gently peeled the foil back, to remove the flowers. Due to the tackiness of the dimensional fabric paint, I didn’t find it necessary to add any glue or additional paint to attach the flowers to the headband. They adhered nicely by themselves. Once I was happy with my flower pattern, I used a dab of the dimensional fabric paint to “glue” down my rhinestone gems. No glue needed!
A colorful headband any girl would love or even a fun 80’s night out!
I hope you enjoyed this “can’t wait for spring” NEON craft! Find more inspiring craft ideas by following i Love To Create on
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Susan B
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Super cute and fun project! Love the technique.
Thank you Heather! It was fun to make!
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