Hair Accessories in Various Crafts: Hair Accessories to Make: Knit, Sew, Crochet and Much More

By Anino Ogunjobi

This book explains how to make different hair accessories in various crafts such as hand knitting, machine knitting, using computer/digital templates, ribbon craft, sewing, flower making, crocheting, millinery, and beading.
The book includes tips for packaging and displaying your hair accessories, especially if you desire to sell them.
Along with detailed instructions with pictures, this book also includes a gallery of finished products plus templates for projects.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Jul 22, 2019
• ISBN: 9781728390222

Anino Ogunjobi

Anino Ogunjobi lives in London, United Kingdom. She is married with children. She has been crafting since childhood but became professional when she encountered a craft TV. She is a craft, surface pattern, and knitwear designer in Innovation Crafts UK, where her fashion label “A HUDY BERY®” is being designed. She also designs printed fabric in Spoonflower.

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2019 Anino Ogunjobi. All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or

transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

Published by AuthorHouse 07/20/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-9021-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-9022-2 (e)

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To my daughters

Acknowledgements

My husband

My children

My parents

Family members and friends

A Hudy Bery

AuthorHouse

Innovation Crafts UK

Anino TV(YouTube)

Contents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INTRODUCTION: HAIR ACCESSORIES

DEFINITION OF HAIR ACCESSORIES

TYPES OF HAIR ACCESSORIES

TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR MAKING HAIR ACCESSORIES

TECHNIQUES IN HAIR ACCESSORIES MAKING

USES FOR HAIR ACCESSORIES

RIBBON

Ribbon Bow with Tail – One Colour

Ribbon Bow with Tail- Two Colours

Ribbon Rose

Ribbon Loopy Bow–One Colour

Ribbon Loopy Bow—Three Colours

HAND KNITTING

Hand-Knitting: Flower Hair Pin

Hand Knitting: Hair Scarf

DIGITAL CRAFT

Shrink Plastic Printed Graphics Hair Barrette

Shrink Plastic Flower Hair Pin

MACHINE KNITTING

Machine-Knitting: Beanie

Machine-Knitting: Hair Bow

Machine-Knitting: I-Cord Flower

Machine-Knitting: Headband

SEWING

Sewing: Flower Hair Pin

Sewing: Plain Scrunchie

Sewing: Hair Bow

Sewing: Rose

Sewing: Fascinator

FLOWER MAKING

Flower Making: Flower Hair Pin

BEADING

Beading: Barrette

MILLINERY

Millinery (Hat Making): Loopy Bow

Millinery (Hat Making): Fascinator

CROCHET

Crocheting: Curly Hair Scrunchie

Crocheting: Mini Hat

Crocheting: Irish Rose

Crocheting: Hair Scarf

ENHANCING THE EDGES OF HAIR ACCESSORIES

COMBINATION OF HAIR ACCESSORIES

SELLING THE HAIR ACCESSORIES

Product

Production

Packaging

Pricing

GALLERY

TEMPLATE

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

ABOUT THE BOOK

Introduction: Hair Accessories

When I dress up most times or design clothing, whether knitted or sewn, I do love to wear a complementary hair accessory. The hair style also determines the kind of hair accessories that I put on. For example, when my hair is down, whether wavy or straight, I love to put a floral hair pin on the side or a barrette at the back.

The weather conditions also determine the hair accessories that can be worn. In winter, a beanie is nice. In summer, spring, and autumn, a hat, hair bow, scrunchie, or hair clip (floral or beaded) work well.

Because I love to adorn my hair, I have learned to design hair accessories. I noticed that sometimes I am in the mood for a hat and sometimes I am in the mood for a fascinator. Of course, my choice also depends on the clothing I am going to wear. A skirt suit looks good with a fascinator or hat. A jeans skirt or trousers paired with a sweater or top go well with a scrunchie or flower hair pin, or maybe a wide-brimmed hat.

To accessorize a gown, whether floral or single colour, try a flower hair pin, a hat, or a beanie.

I also discovered that I needed some beaded hair accessories because beads add glitz! Some of these are sewn, some are made of ribbon. They can be dainty or bold.

Since I’ve been creating all these accessories, I decided to write this book so