Gorgeous European velvet from authentic the 1920'3 - 1940's, hand tied and secured into a sweet bow. Measures approximately 3 inches across.
Clip on right refers to the child's right side, from their orientation. Clip on left refers to the child's left side, from their orientation. All headbands default to short tails, and are on nude nylon headbands, one size fits all.
Ends are sealed with a clear sealant, and a very faint sealing line may be noticeable on the tips on the sealed ends of the velvet. Should fraying eventually occur, simply trim the frayed threads with a small pair of sizzors. As the velvet is very soft, slight curling of tips may occur. If this is bothersome to you, you may iron the tips with a warm (not hot) iron with the fuzzy side down.
Velvets should not be exposed to water. Especially small mouths. :) Please be aware that velvets which are put into mouths will not hold up well. There is no repairing a velvet that has gotten wet, sadly.
Note: I very highly recommend headbands be removed from babies when they are put in carseats. For some reason, 99% of the time this is when babies pull the headbands off and are ruined. :)Tails are 5 inches long.
Gorgeous European vintage velvet from the 1920'3 - 1940's, hand tied and secured into a sweet bow. Long tailed bow measures approximately 2.5 x 3.5 inches. Short tailed bow measures approximately 2.5in x 2 in.
Clip on right refers to the child's right side, from their orientation. Clip on left refers to the child's left side, from their orientation. All headbands default to short tails, and are on nude nylon headbands, one size fits all.
Ends are sealed with a clear sealant, and a very faint sealing line may be noticeable on the tips on the sealed ends of the velvet. Should fraying eventually occur, simply trim the frayed threads with a small pair of sizzors. As the velvet is very soft, slight curling of tips may occur. If this is bothersome to you, you may iron the tips with a warm (not hot) iron with the fuzzy side down.
Velvets should not be exposed to water. Especially small mouths. :) Please be aware that velvets which are put into mouths will not hold up well. There is no repairing a velvet that has gotten wet, sadly.
Note: I very highly recommend headbands be removed from babies when they are put in carseats. For some reason, 99% of the time this is when babies pull the headbands off and are ruined. :)
Product code: Willa Set // Essential Neutrals authentic