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used a hairpiece base from Hobby Lobby (it's like a square plastic thing that you can decorate for headbands, hair clips etc.). I also used three peacock eye feathers per piece, and several small peacock plumage feathers. Those are the ones between the eye feathers and the rhinestones.
This is how they turned out!
posted by peacockchris 1 year agoomg that is such a great idea! they look awesome! very creative!
posted by jadeashley25 1 year agoThose look great:)
posted by sugarr2518 1 year agoLove them! Have any tips or directions how you made these?
posted by FutureMrsSitler 1 year agosoooo pretty!
posted by MassageBee 1 year agoThe only thing I can say is that hot glue works much better if you are using feathers. I tried regular clear craft glue but it didnt hold up. Also I should've used smaller rhinestones, to make it look more elegant.
posted by peacockchris 1 year agoThose are so cute!
posted by futuremrsloveday 1 year agoThose are C U T E!
posted by Mayra.Mendoza 1 year agoHey whered you get the peacock eyes again?? These are more uniformed then the ones I found at JoAnns or did you just trim uhm?
posted by Smk1188 1 year ago@ SMK1188 I trimmed them myself, it is pretty easy but requires patience! haha. But actually I got my feathers online at www.featherstore.com, they have all kinds of different sizes, price is good and the quality of the feathers is excellent. Much better than anything I have found at Hobby Lobby or Joann's.
I only payed $54 dollars for 100 peacock eye feathers, 100 peacock sword feathers and 100 peacock plumage feathers (and UPS 5 day shipping), so it was a really good deal!
posted by peacockchris 1 year agoThanks Everybody!
posted by peacockchris 1 year agoThey look awesome!
posted by satsumaflower 1 year ago