How To Turn A Button Into A Hair Tie In 5 Seconds Or Less!
If you are one of those moms who love to make DIY things for your kids but doesn’t have a lot of time then this post is for you! I can’t tell you how often I have good intentions to sit down and make pretty hair bows for my daughter and then I get too busy and I don’t do it. These DIY button hair ties are the perfect quick project to load up your daughter’s basket of hair ties without a big time commitment. In fact these button hair ties will be done in under 5 seconds! How is that for a quick, easy DIY hair tie?!
You’ll need hair ties and buttons. The key here is to get buttons with shanks on them.
Shanks are the raised part on the back that you would normally use to sew the button to a garment. In this case we’ll be using that to thread the hair tie through.
Begin by threading the hair tie part way through the button shank.
Next pull one side of the hair tie through the other to create a slip knot around the button shank.
That’s it! You’re done. Yup, it was that easy! Now make a bunch more because in just a few minutes time you’ll have a whole slew of them.
You can even enlist the help of your daughter on this easy DIY project!
Next get out the styling tools and start fixing your kiddo’s hair. We LOVE the new SoCozy products at Target. I told you of my love for their boo! line of products which help repel lice. We’ve been using those every school day and I love having that added protection against lice! On the weekends and over the Summer we use the SoCozy 3 in 1 shampoo, the detangler and the styling cream. We LOVE the fruity scent and they leave Danika’s hair feeling soft and looking beautiful! I especially like the modern design of the detangler bottle and how easy it is to spray, unlike many detanglers I have used in the past. Plus it leaves Danika’s hair tangle free for easy, tear free hair styles! The styling cream is perfect for finishing off her hairstyles and ensuring they stay put without flyaways plaguing her all day.
Then just use your cute button pony tail hair ties to spice up those boring pony tails! Isn’t it cute?!
SoCozy is all about helping moms and dads give their kids easy hairstyles that look great. Need some inspiration? Check out their YouTube channel for lots of fun hairstyles that are easy to pull off. Here is one of my favorites, the mermaid fishtail! Love how adorable it is and it’s great for Summer style too!
You can find all of our favorite SoCozy products at Target, including the boo! line.
What is your favorite way to style your child’s hair?
so super cute and easy! I have got to try hi!
It’s so simple! Love it 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
I love how easy this is. What a great way to save money on fancy hair ties.
I love that you can get really creative with the hair ties.
So simple and so effective! Great idea! 🙂
These are just adorable – what a great idea !
how adorable,love the ideal,i know some ppl that have some old buttons great way to recycle
THat does look quick and easy!
I will definitely do this! I love the re-purposing of the buttons.
Thank you for the idea and adding to the Share It One More Time Party.
Thanks for stopping by Jane!
This is such a cute idea!!
We would love to have you hop over and share with us at Inspire Us Tuesday
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I love buttons and I really can’t believe how easy this is!! will be making some of these later today x
Isn’t it quick and easy?
This is adorable – I can’t believe I’ve never thought of this! Thanks for sharing!
And thanks for linking up with us at the Wake Up Wednesday Linky Party!
Thanks for stopping by Becca!
i have tons of buttons. I would love to make these for my granddaughter
They are so fun to make. You can get really creative with the bows.
I’ve seen this done as rings before but never thought to do it for hair ties. Great idea!
So cute and easy! And I just stumbled upon the button section in the craft store on Thursday. Oh my buttons! My girls would have a fit! Thanks for the tutorial!
I found your post at Inspire Me Monday.
Such a great idea! They’re all adorable–I can’t decide which one I like best.
What kind of hair ties are you using they look very thin? Thank you!
I am not sure what brand these hair ties were! Sorry
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