Project Alert: Getting Creative with Hair Sticks

March 9, 2011
Here at Rings & Things, we are always trying to spice up our stock with fun new items.
Ruby Ballerina, a free hair pin design

“Ruby Ballerina” Hair Sticks with Red Sparkly Glass

Recently, we have delved into the enchanting world of hair findings. Our design team was challenged to use some of our new findings to make some unique hair decorations. I was given the task of creating something with our cherry
hair sticks that resemble chopsticks.

I wanted to make something easy, yet whimsical that could cascade through your locks and add a touch of “ooh-la-la” to the ordinary messy bun. I came up with two designs, that could easily be altered to fit your style or match any outfit. Simply pick whatever beads you like! You could go fun and flirty or sophisticated and elegant (think wedding party?). Whatever you decide, this project is easy, affordable and a great way to tackle the winter blues!

Hippie Chic Ballerina Hair Stick, a free jewelry design from Rings & Things

“Hippie Chic Ballerina” Hair Stick with Buddha Head Beads

Make your own Hair Sticks with:

Here are a few more ideas for creating hair findings! Or take a peek at our Jewelry Design Gallery for tons of free project ideas!

“Spring Flowers” Hair Clip by Cindy Morris

Rings & Things' free jewelry design, The Birds bobby pins

“The Birds” Bobby Pins by Jaclyn White

Rings & Things free jewelry design: Blue Bee bobby pin

“The Blue Bee” Bobby Pin by Sondra Barrington

Check out some of our other fun hair findings at Rings & Things and let the creativity begin! We have a great selection of bobby pins, hair combs, barrettes, and hair picks waiting for your personal touch!

Tiffany

Rings & Things Showroom

Design Team


PS: here are some handy links to some other how-to’s in the Rings & Things blog!

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1 Comment

  • Reply Dawn February 7, 2013 at 6:54 pm

    I love, love these hair sticks; you’ve given me the inspiration to try them for myself! Thank you.

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