10 Minutes sew bunny hair clip

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These charming bunny hair clips are a delightful addition to your festive ensemble! It’s not just a hair accessory! Each of these are a cute statement piece that adds a touch of Easter whimsy to your look. Come on over to explore the fun and easy steps to create your very own bunny hair bows with a sprinkle of creativity and a dash of joy!

Bunny hair bows

These adorable bunny hair clips are absolutely irresistible (just like this adorable bunny pillow my daughter loves so much!) Each glance makes my heart skip a beat with their cuteness. Let’s not even begin on how quickly these bunny hair bows can be made! Oh, and have I mentioned how ideal they are for using your scrap fabric collection?

If you’re looking to spruce up your wardrobe without breaking the bank, there’s no better way to do so than by rummaging through your fabric scraps and crafting some charming accessories! I’ve had my eye on making these bunny ears hair clips for a while now, and I’m thrilled to have finally found the time to bring them to life!

Bunny ears hair clip

Creating a bunny hair clip takes under 10 minutes, making it a perfect last-minute gift idea for Easter or any time of year. You could also wear them as a brooch or accessory for your bag. They’re sure to lift your mood! Ready to make your own adorable bunny hair clips? Let’s hop right into the tutorial!

 

How to sew bunny hair clips

Easter hair bows

Materials:

  • bunny hair clip templates
  • a piece of fabric scraps for ears of about 14″ x 5″
  • a piece of fabric for the tie in the middle, of about 10″ x 2″
  • fabric pen
  • scissors
  • pins
  • matching thread
  • craft wire
  • pliers
  • poly-fill
  • hair clips (similar here)
  • pressing iron
  • blunt tool for pushing corners out
  • hand needle
  • glue gun (optional)

Instructions:

Prepare the fabric pieces

  • Take the strip of fabric scrap for the ears, press it well and fold in on half, lengthwise, right sides together.

  • Place the template over and trace around it

  • Pin through both fabrics

  • Cut out with your scissors.

Make the bow

  • Sew with 1/4″ allowance, leaving a small gap in one of the sides to turn the ear right side out.
  • Clip the tips and trim the seam in half.

  • Turn fabrics right side out through the gap.
  • Push the corners out with a blunt tool (or you can use this method).
  • Smooth out the seams then iron press.

  • Fill the ear with poly-fill through the gap.

  • Cut a piece of wire double in size than the ear.
  • Fold it in half and twist.
  • Bend the ends with pliers to form a coil.

  • Insert the wire inside the ear.

  • Hand stitch the gap closed using a ladder stitch. Don’t worry if your stitch is not perfect, it will be hidden once the hair clip is attached to the bunny ear.

Make the tie

  • Take the second template and place it on the tie fabric, trace around it then cut out.

  • Fold the ends of the tie in lengthwise, slightly overlapping them then press well with your iron.
  • Fold one of the ends in about 1/4″ and press well.

Assemble the bunny clip

  • Take the raw end of the tie and sew it to where the gap used to be, the fold in the tie facing the gap.
  • Wrap the tie around the ear tightly, two times, until the folded end reaches the raw edge.

  • Hand stitch the folded end to the ear, without going through all the layers, just through the first and the second layer of the tie.
  • Insert the hair clip under the tie or glue it to the ear.

  • Fold the ear by pressing onto the wire inside.

And you’re done! Your stunning bunny hair clips are ready for wearing!

Tips for sewing the bunny bows

  • You can also make the ears and tie using different fabrics for a more colorful and unique look.
  • Don’t have craft wire? You can substitute it with a pipe cleaner or floral wire.
  • Instead of hand stitching the gap closed, you can also use hemming tape or a glue gun for a quicker finish.
  • For even quicker assembly, you can use a glue gun to attach the hair clip to the back of the ear.
  • Experiment with different sizes and shapes of fabric scraps to create different styles of bunny hair clips.

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Additional ideas

  • Add some extra flair to your bunny hair clip by adding some cute little pom-poms as nose.
  • Instead of using fabric scraps, you can also use felt for a fun and easy option.
  • Use different sizes of hair clips to create smaller or larger bunny ear clips.

These bunny hair clips are not just limited to Easter, they can add a touch of cuteness to any outfit all year round. So go ahead and make a few for yourself, or give them as gifts to family and friends. So much fun can be had by personalizing each hair clip with unique fabrics, colors, and embellishments. You could even make a matching set for you and your little one! So gather your supplies and let your creativity run wild! Happy sewing!

Step-by-step tutorial for sewing bunny hair clips, perfect for a festive ensemble.

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Bunny hair clips

Sew adorable bunny hair bows for a touch of whimsy! See the fun and easy steps to make these charming accessories full of creativity and joy!
Prep Time2 minutes
Active Time8 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Category: Sewing
Region: International
Keyword: bunny hair accessories, bunny hair bows, bunny hair clips
Yields: 1 hair clip
Author: Petro Neagu

Materials

  • 1 piece fabric scraps for ears about 14" x 5"
  • 1 piece fabric for the tie in the middle of about 10" x 2"
  • 1 hair clip similar here
  • matching thread
  • craft wire
  • poly-fill

Tools

Instructions

  • Take the strip of fabric scrap for the ears, press it well and fold in on half, lengthwise, right sides together.
  • Place the template over and trace around it
  • Pin through both fabrics
  • Cut out with your scissors.
  • Sew with 1/4" allowance, leaving a small gap in one of the sides to turn the ear right side out.
  • Clip the tips and trim the seam in half.
  • Turn fabrics right side out through the gap.
  • Push the corners out with a blunt tool (or you can use this method).
  • Smooth out the seams then iron press.
  • Fill the ear with poly-fill through the gap.
  • Cut a piece of wire double in size than the ear.
  • Fold it in half and twist.
  • Bend the ends with pliers to form a coil.
  • Insert the wire inside the ear.
  • Hand stitch the gap closed using a ladder stitch. Don't worry if your stitch is not perfect, it will be hidden once the hair clip is attached to the bunny ear.
  • Take the second template and place it on the tie fabric, trace around it then cut out.
  • Fold the ends of the tie in lengthwise, slightly overlapping them then press well with your iron.
  • Fold one of the ends in about 1/4" and press well.
  • Assemble the bunny clip
  • Take the raw end of the tie and sew it to where the gap used to be, the fold in the tie facing the gap.
  • Wrap the tie around the ear tightly, two times, until the folded end reaches the raw edge.
  • Hand stitch the folded end to the ear, without going through all the layers, just through the first and the second layer of the tie.
  • Insert the hair clip under the tie or glue it to the ear.
  • Fold the ear by pressing onto the wire inside.

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6 Comments

  1. Ingrid Filipiak says:

    where are the templates for the bunny ears?

    1. Petro Neagu says:

      It’s listed in the materials section, Ingrid!

  2. anne Smith says:

    I love you website and the 30 items to sew are just adorable, my favorite is the bunny hair clips.

    1. Aww, thanks so much, Anne! xoxo

  3. Cynthia Peacock says:

    Love these. I’m thinking about making just under a million of them. Could you provide a source for the clips? I really like these.

    1. Hi Cynthia! I’m glad you loved my tutorial and decided to give it a go! I got the clips in my local store and just covered them in ribbon to look cute. I found similar on Amazon https://amzn.to/2tuG9hF Enjoy making your adorable bunny clips! xoxo