I saw hair ties similar to these in a boutique recently that were being sold in a pack of 6 hair ties…for over $30! They are adorable for sure, but why pay so much when you can make them for a few bucks?! And I recently scored a few cute packs of Ribbon from Pick Your Plum that couldn’t have been more perfect for this project!
What You’ll Need:
Ribbon in various materials/widths/colors
Hair Ties (I found these medium sized ones by Scuni that are perfect for toddlers and little girls at Walgreens)
Fray Check
Scissors
Cut 3 1/2″ strips of each ribbon, cutting each end at an angle as below. How many you’ll need will vary by the size of your ribbon widths and hair ties but I used 4 strips each of 6 different ribbons for both sets.
Pour a little fray check in a bowl or paint palette. Dip each ribbon end in the fray check.
Allow to dry about 15 minutes or so.
Then simply tie the strips of ribbon on the hair tie until it’s covered.
How sweet and simple is that? 
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What a great tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing. I will certainly be making these for my twin granddaughters.
Thank you! They look too cute in little girl’s hair!
Totally adorable! Great idea! I’d love for you to add it on my link party at: http://printabelle.com/?p=3188 Thanks!
thanks!! my daughter is having her 2nd birthday this sat and i wanted to make my bfs 3 girls something for their hair and this will be perfect!!! awesome!!
These are so adorable! I need to make some for my Emma now that her hair is long enough to wear her hair in cute little piggies. Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thanks so much, Lindsay!
I couldn’t believe what they were charging for these at the local boutique when they’re such a simple DIY!