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February 28, 2010

Big Shot - Fabric Flower Hair Clips

How cute are these little hair clips? I made them to show during my Big Shot Fabric Demonstration last week in New Jersey. I made these out of felt and metal hair clips. I cut the flowers and leaves with my Big Shot Die-Cut Machine and the Blossom Party Originals Die.

I will be selling these little guys on my website and also at some upcoming craft fairs. If you are interested in owning a pair, you can contact me by email and I would be happy to send you a paypal invoice that includes shipping to you.

Thanks for stopping by,

Lynn Larson - www.learntostampandscrap.com

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