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Clippididoodah Giveaway

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Clippididoodah just sent me some wonderful hair clips to review and  my two year old thought they were great. But you don’t have to be a child to fall in love with these handmade clips just a child at heart.

Felt hairclips are a fun and easy way to add some colour to your hair, and make perfect gifts, be it for a baby shower, birthday, Christmas, anything really! They are also great to put in party bags at kids birthday parties.

So, what does ‘clippididoodah’ mean? Nothing! Its just a fun play on words from the song Zippididoodah!

Clippididoodah has hair clips starting from as little as $4

GIVEAWAY

Clippididoodah is giving you the chance to win a Whale hair clip simply be leaving a comment here telling us who the clip will be for.

Competition Open Worldwide

Competition Closes September 1st.


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  8. For my little 3 year old !! She loves Whales but hates having her hair done so hopefully this would encourage her to have pretty hair !! xx

  10. It would be for myself since my hair’s just become long enough to put accessories in for the first time in about 10 years!

  12. This would be for my youngest daughter who is starting school in 2 weeks so would make a fab, pressie for her xx

  13. These are so cute! My two and 1/2 year old can’t leave the house without a clippie to complete her look.

  18. id like to give it to my mum – shes the best in the world and never treats herself – always giving to others! x

  21. My daughter loves to clip her hair back and she would adore the sweet whale – thanks for the chance!!

  24. Clipadidoodah would make my day if they chose me. I love little doodah’s and I could definately use some inspiration to doo dah up my hair 🙂

  29. My 17 month old little sister. She’s FINALLY grown enough hair to actually wear clips in it! Although I’d be lying if I said that I wouldn’t have to borrow it on occasion!

  30. OK..I’m a dork…I’d wear it myself. I create activities for a before and after school recreation program and I’d love to win a clip to inspire the kids to make some of their own. I think it would be a highly adaptable craft for my kids and I know they’d just adore them!
    Thanks for your consideration.

  31. Love them all. I would share it with my three year old daughter; who in turn would also share it with her dolls.

  42. I would give it to the mermaid who lives in the pond at the bottom of my garden and it would look great

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Hama BioBeads Review: The Eco-Friendly Fuse Beads You’ll Love

As a long-time crafter, I’ve worked with all kinds of materials, but there’s something about fuse beads that never gets old. The creativity, the colors, the nostalgia—it’s all part of the fun! But let’s be honest, traditional plastic beads aren’t exactly great for the environment. That’s why I was so excited to try Hama BioBeads, an eco-friendly alternative that promises all the fun of classic Hama beads without the plastic guilt. So, do they live up to the hype? Let’s dive in!

What Are Hama BioBeads?

Hama BioBeads are a biodegradable version of the classic Hama fuse beads. Instead of being made from petroleum-based plastic, these beads are crafted from a plant-based, eco-friendly material that naturally decomposes over time. That means less plastic waste while still enjoying the same vibrant colors and creativity that fuse bead lovers expect.

First Impressions: Do They Feel Different?

When I first opened the pack, I was curious—would they feel different from traditional beads? The answer: not really! The beads are slightly smoother to the touch, but they’re just as easy to handle, pick up with tweezers, and place on a pegboard. The colors are just as bright and bold, which was a big relief since I was worried they might look dull or faded.

One of the things I love about these beads is that they’re the same size as regular Hama beads, so they work with all my existing pegboards and accessories. No need to buy new tools or change my crafting process!

How Do They Fuse?

Now, onto the real test—how well do they iron together?

I followed my usual fusing process, using parchment paper and a medium heat setting on my iron. The beads melted together perfectly, just like regular Hama beads. No weird smells, no uneven melting—just smooth, well-bonded designs.

I also noticed that once cooled, the fused beads felt a bit sturdier than traditional plastic beads. That’s a huge plus because sometimes regular beads can feel brittle or break apart too easily.

What Makes Hama BioBeads Special?

? Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable – The biggest selling point! These beads naturally break down over time, reducing environmental impact.
? Non-Toxic & Safe for Kids – Made from natural materials, they’re a safer option for little crafters.
? Same Great Quality – They look, feel, and fuse just like classic Hama beads—no sacrifice in quality!
? Works with Existing Hama Accessories – You don’t need special pegboards or tools; they fit right into your current stash.
? Great for Schools & Eco-Conscious Crafters – If you’re an educator or a parent looking to introduce sustainability to kids in a fun way, these are perfect!

The only potential downside is that since these are a newer product, they may not be as widely available as traditional Hama beads. Some colors also seem to be in and out of stock, so if you see a set you love, I’d suggest grabbing them while you can.

 If you love fuse bead crafting but want a more sustainable option, Hama BioBeads are a fantastic choice. They’re just as fun, colorful, and easy to use as regular Hama beads, but they come with the added bonus of being better for the planet. Whether you’re a hobby crafter, a parent, or a teacher, these beads are a guilt-free way to get creative.

So if you’re looking to make your crafts a little greener, give Hama BioBeads a try!  Check them out here!

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