Here are the needed supplies (all from Wal Mart)...
a bag of corn skewers,
not sure what these little do-hickeys are called, but I found them in the beads/crafts section..
assorted beads and charms.....
and some craft paint and glue.
First, I asked my hubby to drill a small hole through the end of the corn skewer, like this...
...and he also drilled a hole directly into the end of some of the skewers (sorry, no photo for that one).
Then I painted the skewers different colors - 2 of every color. It will probably take 2 coats of paint.
Next, I chose color co-ordinating beads for each pair of sticks.
For the black sticks, I put the beads on the do-hickey and put them into the holes drilled into the ends of the sticks (I used a few drops of contact cement to hold them in place), like this..
I did the red ones the same way..
The pink, purple, and silver ones had the holes in the side of the stick, so I threaded the beads onto the do-hickey, put it through the hole, and wrapped the excess wire around the stick and secured it with a drop of glue, like this..
Here are some close-ups so you see more detail...
As you can see in the above photo, I threaded more beads on the excess wire before wrapping it around the stick. Then I secured it with a drop of glue.
And I made a red pair of sticks, too...
These were made with beads strung on wire, wrapped a couple of time around the stick, and secured with glue.
These hair sticks were made at a fraction of the cost of the ones I have seen online. And there were so much fun to make! As you can see, my girls love wearing them...
I hope this gives you some ideas for making your own hair jewelry.
Have a blessed day, friends!

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