❄️ Create Your Own Cream Glue Snowflake Hair Clips

Shimmering Snowflakes: Easy DIY Hair Clip Tutorial 🏂🏼

Add some mesmerizing winter magic to your style with this fun and easy DIY Cream Glue Snowflake Hair Clips Craft!

Using the trendy decoden technique with whipped cream glue and sparkly sequins, you can create unique, custom hair accessories perfect for the winter season or holiday parties.

This simple project is perfect for crafters of all ages, from kids creating accessories inspired by their favorite characters (like those from Frozen) to adults making chic, shimmering winter wear.

It is highly customizable, allowing you to choose your favorite wintery colors and glitter accents.

Embrace the winter wonderland by transforming simple hair clips into beautiful, handcrafted fashion statements!

Customizing Your Winter Wonderland Look 👑

The beauty of decoden crafts is the ability to create a truly unique piece that matches your personal style.

Here are a few ways to customize your snowflake hair clips:

Color and Theme Swaps

The Glue Base: While white and light blue cream glue is classic for snow, try using iridescent pink or purple for a dreamy, frosty look. You can also mix colors for a marbled effect.
Clip Canvas: Choose flat hair clips that contrast the cream glue. For light blue glue, black or silver clips create a striking contrast. For white glue, colorful clips let the “frosting” pop!
Beyond Snowflakes: If you can’t find snowflake sequins, substitute other winter-themed embellishments like tiny rhinestones, silver beads, or iridescent stars. They all provide the necessary sparkle! 🌟

Patience is Key: Curing the Cream Glue ⏳

The decoden cream glue gives your hair clips a wonderful, dimensional, piped look, but it requires a careful technique and a generous amount of drying time.

Technique Tips

Piping the Glue: Use the decorating tips on your cream glue tube to create swirls, stars, or simple dots. Be sure to cover the entire top surface of the clip so the sequins have a solid base to stick to.
Placing Embellishments: Use the tweezers to carefully place the small snowflake sequins onto the wet glue. Press them down gently so they are secure, but do not press too hard or you will flatten the piped design.

The Drying Process

Unlike regular craft glue, cream glue is thick and requires a long curing period to harden fully and become durable:

Set and Forget: Set your finished hair clips aside in a flat, undisturbed area for at least 24 to 48 hours. Resist the urge to touch them!
Durability: Once fully cured, the cream glue should feel hard and dry. This ensures your beautiful snowflakes stay securely attached and your hair clips will last through the whole winter season. 💪

❄️ Cream Glue Snowflake Hair Clips Craft Checklist

✂️ Materials

Whipped Cream Glue (Decoden Cream) in wintery colors (white, blue, silver).
Flat Hair Clips (metal or plastic).
Small, Sparkly Snowflake Sequins ❄️

🖌️ Supplies

Tweezers (essential for precise placement).

📝 Instructions

Plan Your Design: Decide on your favorite winter color combination for the cream glue and your hair clips.
Pipe the Glue: Squeeze the whipped cream glue onto the top surface of the hair clips. Use a decorating tip to create swirls or a thick, even layer over the entire area.
Add Embellishments: Use the tweezers to carefully place the snowflake sequins and any other small embellishments onto the wet cream glue, arranging them into a beautiful wintery pattern.
Cure Completely: Set the finished hair clips aside on a flat surface and allow them to dry and cure completely for 24-48 hours.
Style and Wear: Once fully dry, your unique snowflake hair clips are ready to wear!

Ready to Create a Sparkly Winter Accessory? ⬇️

These cream glue hair clips are a fun, trendy way to make a gorgeous accessory or a thoughtful, handmade gift.

Remember to give them plenty of time to fully cure!

What colors will you choose for your snowflakes?

Who will you be making these clips for?

❄️ Create Your Own Cream Glue Snowflake Hair Clips

Shimmering Snowflakes: Easy DIY Hair Clip Tutorial 🏂🏼