Easy Easter Hair Bow Tutorial/How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Laços De Fita:

Hello guys today are making some Easter hair bows and wala making them. I thought I'd try out some new styles, this one I made using an Easter Bunny fabric and I've paired it with a baby, pink and also this lovely pastel zigzag rainbow ribbon as well. I done this one on a pinwheel style base and this one, I'm gon na try on a basic pinch, bow with wider ribbon, but I'll show you that as I'm making it so I'll just show you this one first. So, first of all, I've already cut my ribbon, I'm using two pieces in hot pink - and this is a 4 centimeter wide ribbon or one and a half inch, and this is cut to 18 centimeters 18 centimeters in length too, or just over 7 inches. So two pieces of that now I've also got this ribbon, which is just under an inch wide. There is a 22 millimeter wide ribbon. You could use a 25 millimeter that would work also, and I've cut two pieces to $ 0.17. Me is so two of them, and this one is also a 22 millimeter wide ribbon and I've cut two pieces to 7 centimeters in length so to 7 centimeters to 17 and 218 in the 40 millimeter wide. Now for the base. As I said this one I've done a pinwheel base for this one, I'm going to use this ribbon. I'M gon na make my basic pinch bow, so I just need to get a needle and thread ready. Okay, so I've got my needle and thread ready with a knot. In the end, I'm gon na take one of my pieces Melonie a wide ribbon and a lawyer. I'Ve already heat-sealed all the ends of my ribbons. I'M going to take this ribbon and just make a loop. I slightly overlap in those ends and then using a lighter, I'm just going to take some heat to that and pinch it just to hold those ends together for now, like that, just pop that down for a moment do the same with the other piece, slightly overlap. It making sure that's nice and straight so now. You'Ve got your two leaps and taking your needle and thread. First of all, I'm going to find the halfway mark just give that a little fold and then I'm gon na pop that down so where I'll fold it up and meet in that with the middle of where I've joined it and I'm just gon na start sewing In a pinch and then taking your other half do the same, just find the halfway mark and pop in that phone to meet where you've joined it. Two three four, five, six and bringing those two ends together left that around the center a few times, just even that out before I pull this really tight and once you've pulled that tight, you can then go through underneath cast in a little bit of the ribbon. I guess see in the off, and that gives you your basic pinch bow, and this is going to be the bottom of the bow. This is what I'm going to use as a base instead of the pinwheel, so we're going to take one of our spot. Your pieces here and first of all, you need to bring this top part down and fold up at an angle and then using a ruler, we're just going to make sure that that's a three centimeter overlap, and then you want to bring that down and then fold. This piece back to line up with this edge, taking a needle or a pin of some sort, we're just gon na pop it in there to hold that in place, and then we're going to do the same with this bottom end. We'Re going to bring it up a three-centimeter overlooked. Oh this upwards bring this around open another pair, and then we've got what looked like this now. I will point out when I made this one. These two points were actually touching each other, but because this is a thinner ribbon, they're, not quite touching each other, but that will still work next you're going to take your pattern ribbon and you're going to these narrow points at this end, you're going to wrap that Around over there and you're going to line it up at the bottom, making sure that's in the middle of the whole thing and lined up here and once you're happy that that's lined up again, you can take a pin just pop it in there to hold that In place now we're going to do the same with the other side. Okay, I'm gon na take our patterned ribbon, so this patterned ribbon is going to be sitting this way up. So this side we want the patterned ribbon sitting that way up. So as opposite, so I'm going to match that bring that round match those ends up then that in the middle next we're ready to take our needle and thread and we're going to start serving in our pinch. So so our pinch we're going to start off going in to the first corner and then making our way across. So this one is not bad away. Two three catching those corners: four, five, six catching those corners for seven, eight, nine and then coming out through that final corner. Ten. Now you can remove these three pins and then we can go ahead and take this one, and so the same so one two three full 5 upon I just stuck around that cover in this pin so I'll just pull out six seven. I know last corner 10 and then we're ready to pull this all tight and once you're happy that that's all nice and tight, I'm just gon na go ahead and seal that end off and then on the underside. I'M just going to do a couple of stitches to grab both those sides together and close them in two and I'll. Go through that loop once through the loop twice and then cut off the excess cotton. And this is what that will look like when that's done and that's the top layer is ready. Now we're going to attach this top layer to this base here. So I'm just going to dab a bit of glue in the middle and I'm going to place that in the middle of my base like smoke and then we're gon na take a clip. I'M going to use a double pronged clip so got ten millimeter white ribbon and then I'm just going to line my clip. We'Re gon na play some glue on the top there and stick that to the underside in the middle. All right for the center of my bow, I've cut a little piece of this rainbow glitter fabrics. I thought that went well with the rainbow bunny ribbon, so I'm just gon na pop a tap of groove on the end there and then I'm just going to start wrapping that round there in this middle, I'm just gon na pop a little bit of glue to Make sure I cover up all of that join bring that round over where the ribbon joins in the middle and there you have your finished you'll finish by so this is what it looks like compared to the one with the pinwheel style base, just another variation of It it's like, I say you could make the pinwheel base or you can make the basic pinch by base, and this is a 22 millimeter wide ribbon. This one was made using a 25 millimeter wide ribbon, but they give the same kind of effect. Use the same length ribbon for both - and these are the two different looks that you can achieve and you can use any combinations of ribbon any patterns like I say this is for Easter because I've got Easter coming up next month, so so yeah, it's a quite A cute little bow to make, and it's nice and simple as well. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial today if you've got any questions pop them into the comments below and I'll do my best to get back to you. Thank you for watching bye, bye,