I have recently become good friends with someone who is a kindred spirit in every sense of the word. We are so like minded it’s creepy. When copy each other’s baking ideas, pinterested pins, home DIY and kids crafts. We also both also find it thrilling to score a good deal and stock up on our kids’ clothes a season in advance. The what’s apps fly between us, with quick online sales, ideas for Christmas crafts, the best place to get this or that, and a mutually shared celebration of a deal scored.
So this is the latest. Dummy Clips. I remember buying a certain brand named baby clip for my first born, and it was about R80 and I lost it a week later. Fail.
Not even being sure if my third would take a dummy (our second vehemently rebelled and re-fused) I wasn’t going to risk buying a dummy clip at that price.
My kindred spirit buddy showed me what she had done – made dummy clips for under R10. So I asked her to show me her ways… and here’s how we (she) did it!
What you need to buy:
– Silver clip (R6.00)
– 20cm of fabric ribbon (R1.00)
– That plastic platted ‘rope’ (R0.30)
– Matches, scissors, needle, thread.
How to:
Cut the ribbon to the length you want it and singe the ends with the matches. Hand stitch (or sew) the one end of the ribbon around the silver clip loop, and the other end around your rope…
Melt the ‘plastic rope’ together to form a loop. Hide the melted part of the rope where the ribbon has been stitched.
Attach it like follows and you’re done!
I TOTALLY need to meet that friend!!
You do! She’s a riot!! 😘😘😘
Love this! We’ve gone through so many expensive dummy chains. We’re trying to wean Noah off a dummy at the moment, so our attitude is if it gets lost, it stays lost and is not replaced. But I will definitely remember this for number2! Xx