How To Make Hair Bows With Ribbon | Hair Bow Tutorial | Nested Triple Tux Bow Using Template

We'Re on today, I'm going to show you how to make this super super pretty, and it's basically a take on the triple tux bow. Well layered! Oh, it's a stripper talks about it's basically three pieces, but basically the middle piece is sort of nested. Instead of resting on top or overlaid, so I'm going to show you how to make this on templates, because it's a little bit trickier freehand, it can be done. It just takes a little bit more patience. So I'm going to show you this method with the templates and I have got my set from Ciavarella and obviously I've got my set of three, which is a six sizes, and I'm going to be using me four inch side today and I put the link below For when everything is back open, so what I've got here is I've got three pieces and they are eight inches, so nine inches long, each so there's the color one in the middle and two plain white ones another. So I've got my bubble, my nine mil center. There, let's just move them out the way, so what you want to do is I have heat shield. Oh man's, and I have like decreased all three of the sentence just for placement and things like that. So line up your crease with the center here on your guide, and then you want to wrap them round like so so that you've got a little bit of an overlap. So you've got something to stitch very basically, that's why I always do that. Extra half inch on either side just gives you that really good stitch allowance, which means that you're not going to slip or move, and you definitely going to be able to stitch for you without any issues. Then I'm just got a couple of clips and then put one inside and you repeat the same step again Center over your stitch guide and I think see I'm just gon na sort that one out because, as you can see it slipped a little bit more on It to be directly over each other, like that, we want them right against each other like so, I know she can see. The allowance on both sides for the stitching bit should be, is actually the same on both pieces and we'll repeat the pen inside with our little Clips like so so you get this this side and this side and then our third piece. Why do let's make a circular shape again, you want to do about the same as we're just on our template of overlap, because we want it to be the same size as our piece is already on the template. Let'S pin that for a second and then I'm so got a nice clear crease. So we want to make that completely centered, and I checked that I folding it in half like so I'm making sure they line up okay and then move my pen to the front for a second okay. Then we want that right on the middle, about template like so and as you can see, it's the same size. Okay, I'm just gon na use the clips like that. Just move them there in there. You can use these these kind of flat clips or you can use your alligator clips anything you can use to pin it to the template just so it doesn't slip when you're putting your stitches in and when take that pin out now now it's going to get Us our template now the main thing for this one more than anything else. This is all about your stitch placement. Okay, so make sure that they're definitely lined up like so, especially if you first stitch, we want to go from above right there. You might even be making sure you're going through all your layers, such first backup, and you want it just before our color, okay and then the first stitch across here should be just over okay. You need to still make stitches as even evenly spaced as possible. Okay, so next one what we want to do so we want to come over I'll centerpiece, actually so just before the center. Sorry, it's hard to see when I'm so just before that Center and then we want to go over it. So we're coming out through the other piece ribbon. The other side and I'll show you once everything's in there you go. Are you and then that crew? This side we want to be coming in just before the colors change over over the color into the plane and then the last one back up from beneath yeah, so we should have in over one over out and the back. You should have one two three four, and it should look like this. So one stitch, two three, four, let me just just so you can see you see ya. There'S your stitches on your back and the answer stitches on the front again. Just so, you can see cuz, I'm gon na hide it with the middle anyway, so make it nice and easily visible for you. So I said in over across over out, and that is a one two three four five six seven eight stitch and we can take her clips off, put them out of the way slide it off. You template and then hold from here and start pushing now and you'll get four pinches in the middle and, as you can see, they're fairly even bumps and then wrap around on. You Center go to a couple of times, stitch off your back and then what make it look a little bit prettier once we've wrapped, okay, okay, sorry and give that a little fluff like so and, as you can see, that's nicely nestled into the double tux at The back and it gives you like side a unique look to you triple tux, just by alternative, where you put your stitches, which I always find that bit quite interesting personally, and so it's amazing how much one like small change can entirely affect the shape of the Boat, we just wanted to touch it blue here and I always glue where the seam of my bubble - yes, just to give it a little bit of extra support. Just there heat seal on nine okay. Now, obviously, I've done 1.5 increment on the 4-inch template, but you can ask you the 1.5 on the 3-inch. I guess that's entirely personal choice and what you think looks best with two inch ribbon. You can do 4 inches or 5 inches. You could even go up to 6, depending on how you like the flared, yes of you double taxes and, like said with 3 inch, you can use sort of you six and seven inch templates and have a good play around and the same. If you want you to do it freehand without the template, I can show you that one as well I'll do that in just a second, but it doesn't really take that much more difference like I said it just takes a little bit longer to get the stitch Placement, in my opinion, so there you go, got two super-cute nestled double tuxes, like I said just that slightly different change gives you there you go. This is gon na, be a super cute pigtail set for my niece's cuz. Obviously, they've been a bit down recently, so I'm doing some matching sets for them. So thank you for watching. If you need any more help, I will link my group and page below, like I said you can also come and show me anything that you have made and like said thanks for watching and speak to you soon, bye,