Most of my bows are mounted on partially lined double pronged alligator clips. The rest of my bows are mounted on French Barrettes. For small babies with not much hair, snap clips are an option. Please see below for pictures of each type of clip!Double pronged alligator clip - aka "pinch clip", measures about 1 3/4ths inches long, 3/8ths of an inch wide.
Partially lined- the clip is covered with 3/8ths ribbon, with the exception of the bottm two prongs. This makes it easier to slide in and out of little girl hair.
French Barrette - for girls with thicker hair, usually older girls. This clip is lined with 3/8ths ribbon.
Snap Clip - measures approximately 1 inch, lined with 3/8ths ribbon, works better for babies with very fine hair.
spider ribbon (can't find a picture, must be discontinued!), and Halloween argyle ribbon
I am thinking I may make a layered bow out of the argyle ribbon to go with Lana's Halloween skirt that she wore today, it may match with the patchwork look better. Hopefully I have some time tonight, we're running out of time to wear the skirt!
St. Patricks Day
Little Miss EK (5 months) modeling a tiny twisty on a bowband!
Miss Olivia (age 3) modeling a white twisty bow!
Lana (age 19 months) wearing two orange Twisty bows for Halloween!
Partially lined- the clip is covered with 3/8ths ribbon, with the exception of the bottm two prongs. This makes it easier to slide in and out of little girl hair.
Snap Clip - measures approximately 1 inch, lined with 3/8ths ribbon, works better for babies with very fine hair.
