T-Shirt Headbands
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<p> The summer months require new hair accessories to help beat the heat! Create your own custom headbands using Dollar Tree t-shirts. With minimal steps and supplies, you can create a variety of beautiful styles with just one shirt!</p> <h2> Shop at Dollar Tree – Here’s What You’ll Need:</h2> <ul> <li> T-Shirt (any color)</li> <li> Scissors</li> <li> Hot Glue Gun</li> <li> Hot Glue Stick</li> </ul> <h2> Easy Step-by-Step Directions:</h2> <ol> <li> Begin the “braid” design by cutting three separate 14x1" strips of t-shirt (see image #1). Secure them together on one end with a knot (see image #2).</li> <li> Braid the length and fit to your head. Tie a knot where it meets the other side.</li> <li> Secure together with hot glue and a small strip of t-shirt (see image #3).</li> <li> Begin the “twist” design by cutting two 14x2" strips of t-shirt (see second image #1). Hot glue the 2" seams together.</li> <li> Fold each strip in half (see second image #2) and loop them together at the half point (see second image #3).</li> <li> Fit the band to your head, and cut and hot glue cut ends together (see image #4).</li> <li> Headbands can be worn in a variety of hairstyles to help keep your hair out of your face!</li> </ol>
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