Bun Pins

Easy to use, gentle on the hair, no damage, and they are super cute!

Make Your Bun
Twist your hair into a bun—either a messy bun or a neat one—however you like it.

Grab the Bun Pin
Hold your bun pin (usually U-shaped or slightly curved) with the open ends pointing down.

Anchor It In

Into the outer edge of your bun, going away from the center.
Flip the pin over (turn it back toward the center of the bun) and push it in so the curve hugs your head.

Adjust if Needed
Make sure the pin feels snug. You can add a second pin for extra hold if you have thicker or longer hair.

I'm a big fan of simple.
Some beach time, a day trip with my faves, the perfect tee shirt, simple is my style.
I've always worn my hair up in a knot, a topknot, before it had a name.
whether I'm running around with my kiddos, or out to dinner with my mister, a knot of hair has always worked for me.

When big plastic bun pins, chopsticks, and the occasional pencil weren't cutting it I decided to take matters into my own hands. Literally, I hand made my version of the perfect bun pin.
It was beautiful, simple, and easy to use, it was the perfect tool for a more pulled together knot of hair. 
I decided these must be shared. 

I love hand making each pin and sending it to a new home.
Tinkering at my workbench is my happy place.
I'm a maker, I make things, I've made lots of things over the years but I've never had the opportunity to share my makes until now. 
It's a feeling I can only describe as simply the best.

| Chelsea |