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Sneak Peek of the Lady Gaga Glee Episode with Our Acrylic Ornaments!

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Rumor has it that the much awaited Lady Gaga Glee episode will air May 25! This particular episode features two popular Lady Gaga songs along with her very well known outrageous costumes. Not only did Lady Gaga give Glee permission to use her songs but she also loaned out her costumer! Ryan Murphy, Glee boss, states “Her person made our costumes. It’s, I think, our most expensive number because the set is crazy and the costumes are crazy.” Murphy says Lea will do a very stripped-down version” of Gaga’s hit Poker Face,” while the whole crew will come together for a huge performance of Bad Romance.”

Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina, who’s sporting our acrylic ornament balls) announces her character may be the motivation for Glee to go Gaga. “Tina in the Gaga episode has a little bit of a problem expressing herself,” Jenna comments. “She gets in trouble for the way she dresses. So she has to go through a little bit of a change for a little while. And therefore you will see some Gaga in there. She’s slowly coming out of her box. Making her way out of her shell.”
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Ribbons and Bows: Ponytail Streamer

Ponytail-StreamerWhether you’re looking for the perfect finishing touch for a special occasion outfit, showing your team spirit for the big game, or just want to add a little bling to summer ponytails and up-do’s, these crafty hair accessories are just the thing for dressing up your tresses in style.

Things you need:
Ribbon
Scissors
Crafters Pick Fabric Glue
Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Elastic Ponytail Holder (that matches your hair color)
Needle and Thread

Things to do:
1. Snip 8-10″ lengths of ribbon; for added interest, mix and match widths, textures, and tones.
2. Next, align your ribbons and add a dab of glue to their midpoints then slightly overlap the ribbons. Do not stack the ribbons on top of each other. Set aside and let dry.
3. Weave your needle and thread through each ribbon and all the layers. Do this about three times and tie the thread off.
4. Hot glue your ribbon bundle to your ponytail holder and let cool.
5. Finally, cut a 2-1/2″ piece of ribbon and tie it in a loose knot. Hot glue the knot on top of the ribbon bundle and glue the ends under the ribbon bundle. Let cool and now your ponytail streamer is finished!

Tip: To prevent fraying, cut ribbon ends at an angle, or in an inverted V.” For added fray protection, coat the cut edges with a thin layer of clear fingernail polish, Fray Check, or clear drying glue. If your ribbon is delicate, test these methods on a sample piece before starting your project.

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