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DIY Canada Day Felt Maple Leaf Hair Clips

title diy canadian maple leaf hair clip with printable template pin image with collage of felt maple leaf hair clips

We are approaching Canada Day. Most of the time, Canadians can be quite reserved when it comes to showing our patriotic side. However, when Canada Day arrives, we are more than happy to share our love for our incredible country. Which is why I decided to make DIY Canada Day hair clips with felt maple leaves.

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In the past we made a handprint Canada flag for our front door - we still hang it up every year. To show our pride, this year I decided to make another Canada Day craft for kids. We took inspiration from our past hair clip crafts and made adorable maple leaf Canada Day hair clips for the kids.

You only need a few supplies and our free printable maple leaf template to make this Canada Day craft. Once you've made the felt maple leaves, wear them with pride all year round.

Canada Day Craft - Felt Maple Leaf Hair Clips

free felt maple leaf printable template
sheet of red felt
sheet of white felt
hair clip
red thread
needle
fabric glue

maple leaf pinned on felt

Start by printing off the free printable felt maple leaf template. Cut out the three paper maple leaves.

maple leaf canada cutouts on felt

Once the paper template is cut out, pin the leaves onto the red and white felt and cut them out. The largest and smallest leaves are to be cut from the red felt. The white felt is for the medium-sized leaf. You can switch up the colours if you like...whatever your kids want to make.

maple leaf with hair clip sewn on

Now, it's time to do a little sewing. Sew the hair clip onto the largest red leaf. Depending on the hair clip you have, you will find the best way to secure the clip in place.

maple leaf hair clips

Once the hair clip is sewn onto the largest leaf, use the fabric glue to adhere the white leaf on top of the large leaf. And, finally, glue the small red leaf to the medium leaf. They will stack easily on top of each other.

felt maple leaf hair clip

Set the hair clip aside to dry. The glue should fully dry in about 12-24 hours.

Once the leaves are completely dry, have fun wearing your Canadian maple leaf proudly. 

felt maple leaf hair clip in hair

How cute are these super cool hair clips? A fun Canada Day craft for the kids to make. Perfect for Canada Day or any day of the week. Clip them onto your shirt, in your hair, or onto a chain and wear them as a necklace. So many ways to show your love for our beautiful country. 

How do you show your Canadian pride on Canada Day?

A free printable template for a simple Canada Day hair clip craft. Wear your pride this Canada Day or switch up the colours and make a maple leaf hair clip for the fall. | Canada Day Craft | Felt Craft | Free Printable | Fall Craft for Kids |

 


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Jen Farr is a mother living in Toronto, Canada. She has been sharing her DIY crafts, recipes, activities and parenting advice for over 15 years on her blog Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Jen is the mom of 2 lovely daughters. She believes in the power of taking small steps that can make big impacts on the world.

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