Tutu Cute!

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Since I've never had a girl, I never thought that I could be a girly girl, let alone have one. Now that I do, I am learning many things. The latest thing-- Making tutus!! They are easy, I promise. Simply use a crocheted headband and tie tulle through the loops. I used about 8 inches and it was adorable!! Here's my finished product:

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