Succulent Hair Clips Are the Spring Accessory We've Been Waiting For

Update your style with these hyper-realistic clay plants.

By Camryn Rabidea, Martha Stewart

As you swap your winter wardrobe for a spring one, you're probably seeking ways to update your look this season. Unique accessories can easily spruce up your style without spending too much money, and if you're a plant lover, these adorable succulent hair clips might be just what you need.

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Artist Iryna Osinchuk-Chajka, who runs the Etsy shop Eten Iren, creates lifelike hairpieces and jewelry from polymer clay, and the colorful, delicate accessories would make an amazing addition to any spring outfit.

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Just like the plant itself, there are several types of succulent to choose from, each more charming than the last. Osinchuk-Chajka even paints on subtle color gradients that mimic real plants. How cute would these hairpieces look paired with a simple sundress?

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Clay isn't the only material you can use to make adorable succulent accessories, though. If you know the basics of crochet, it's easy to create cute little plants with yarn.

Follow these instructions on how to crochet succulents, but instead of putting them in a terrarium, attach a hair comb or brooch to the finished product. Voila! Your own DIY succulent accessory, just in time for spring.

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