Hair pins: Inexpensive but lovely accessories

By Jennie

There are very few hair styles a cute little hair pin won't spruce right up, and I'm talking from long, long, long to pixie short. Thankfully, you don't have to do any research whatsoever on said cute little hair pins yourself because I've done it all for you. Hard part? Deciding which to buy first.

1. Pale gold and platinum dust bobby pins {$24} 2. Faceted grass bobby pin set {$8} 3. Ivory hair blooms set {$10} 4. Fabric flower hairclips {$10} 5. Vintage style hair pins {$13.50} 6. Rich pink rosette bobby pin {$12} 7. Maroon Chrysanthemum hairpin {$9} 8. Red flower ponytail holder set {$7.50} 9. Crocheted flower pins {$3.50} 10. Peacock feather hairpin {$15} 11. Leaf bobby pin {$5} 12. Set of three hair pins {$15} 13. Sadie hair piece {$12}

In case I've missed any, leave links in the comments!

Comments

[Elsha]

I NEED some of these! I currently have a plain bobby pin holding back my bangs (I'm growing them out) and looking at all these cute pins makes me feel very boring. Never mind that I'm also still wearing pajama pants...

[HollyLynne]

Love the peacock feather ones. LOVE!

These are also actually realllly easy to make. The flowers like the ones in pins #3 can be made using this tutorial: http://hello-refabulous.blogspot.com/2009/08/pretty-little-flowers-for-your-hair.html and feathers and cameos and the like can be found at craft stores and online (my big resource is firemountaingems.com). E6000 or hot glue will hold your decorations to basic bobby pins from the drugstore.

[Down and Out Chic]

thank you for including my hairpins! you've have a bunch of lovelies here :)

[La Petite Chic]

Love all of these! I'm terrible with doing my own hair, but hairpins are an easy way to "fancy" my hair up!

[Heather]

I love the leaf one...it would coordinate perfectly with a bracelet that I own.

[Molly Winjum]

These pretties are all so unique! Thank you for adding Mojo Indigo to this great collection.