It is hard not to love unicorn accessories, so we can’t blame the kiddos for wanting to rock one of them for the spooky season. They are simply adorable and perfect for Halloween celebrations. If you ...

This last one looks a little more complicated, but it’s actually a super-simple knot called a sailor’s knot. I used a men’s striped T-shirt for a slightly nautical flair. Cut either 2 or 4 strips ...

1. Sand down your headbands so they’re ready to be glued and painted. 2. Decide what your headbands are going to say and arrange your letters accordingly. We went for Clink, Cheers and Party. 3. Glue ...

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XO, MaCenna makes DIY headbands and scrunchies without the need for sewing. The government could shut down in less than a ...

Become a repurposing queen by turning your old T-shirts into headbands. These woven headbands are perfect for workouts, bad hair days, or just for pulling your hair back in style. They’re a great way ...

Take each of the 2 strips and cross them together in the middle. Related story We Found the Chicest Vintage-Inspired Disney Necklace on Amazon & It's on Sale for Under $25 Fold the ends of 1 side over ...