Beautiful Ribbon Hair Bow Tutorial. How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Laços De Fita:

Hey y'all, i'm bringing you another ribbon tutorial today and we're going for some sort of spring florals today. So i've got this gorgeous rose print ribbon and i've paired it with this lovely moss, green. I really love greens at the moment, especially like the dark car keys and colors like that, and i just thought that this sort of moss green was really pretty. I will, as always, try to link the products that i've used in the video in the description below, so you can check those out and also don't forget, to give the video a thumbs up if you enjoy it and also subscribe to my channel and press the Bell button to turn on notifications, so i've already cut my ribbon and this is a four centimeter wide ribbon or one and a half inch wide and i've cut all four pieces to 20 centimeters in length and that's two of the patterned and two of the plain. All in 20 centimeters i've got some pins here, ready my scissors and a lighter to heat seal the edges. So, first of all, we're going to take one of our patterned floral pieces and one of our green pieces and i'm going to line it because the back of this is obviously white. So we're using the green to line it and also to add some contrast to the bow so to join these together. I'M going to pinch them with my fingers or you can use tweezers if you've got some handy and then i'm going to use the heat from my lighter and, as i'm heat sealing this edge at the same time, i'm also pinching that and bonding those edges together. So, as you can see, that's now joined to hold those ribbons together. While we work on the bow i'm going to do that on all of these pieces, i'm just going to trim these frayed edges off our four pieces joined together like that and made two pieces. So this is for each half of the bow, and now we can start on one side of the bow, so i'm just gon na take out a few pins ready and then what we want to do is first of all, picking up one piece of ribbon. I'Ve got my green or your plain ribbon, whichever you're using the plain side facing up and you're going to fold one side down, so you've got this diagonal so fold it down like this, and you want this overlap piece here to be four centimeters like that, and Once you're happy that that's four centimeters and that this is nice and straight just push that down and then fold this piece up and you want this corner to meet this corner and then taking a pin, just pin that into place like that and then with this Other side you're going to fold it back down and then angle it slightly so that this piece here comes out around halfway and you want this overlap here to be around a centimeter. So i'm just doing it by eye to begin with. So this is in the center of this part, and this i want to be about a centimeter, so i'm just going to use my tape measure so here, as you can see, that is now a centimeter. Now you don't have to pin this bit in place, but i'm just going to give it a pin just to hold it while we work on the other piece. So this is what we've got now and next we're going to bring this pattern piece down. So you've got the green side facing up again so bring that down line it up at the bottom. Straight and again, you want this side to be around a centimeter. You could do that by eye if you're, confident, if not just use a tape, measure or a ruler, just to make sure i'm just going to get another pin, because that one's not very sharp. These pins are a little bit blunt. I'Ve had them a while and they're, just not very sharp, so that is one half of your bow done and now we're going to do exactly the same steps on the other piece exactly the same way. So i'll just lay this one aside so again with my green facing upwards, and that is the other side done. I didn't bother pinning it here this time, because i was confident that i could hold that in place by hand. So now we've got our two pieces. Exactly the same like that, just going to set these aside and then next grabbing a needle and i've got some double strand thread knotted at the end, we're going to start sewing in our pinch, so i'm going to start from this edge and we're going to do Two stitches six across this middle and then another two. So i'm going to go in through this first corner for one all the way through to the knot and coming out just beside this piece of ribbon here for two and then now we're going to do our six across this middle. So i'm going to go in through this corner and then i'm just going to remove this, pin keeping my fingers pinching this in place and then we're going to go back in, and that is our one. Two three fourth stitch: five: six: seven and i'm just going to keep this pinched with my finger. While i remove that pin and come in through this edge making sure i catch this corner - and that is our eighth stitch or sixth across this center and now we're going to do two more one two and then you can then pull that tight to form your Pinch and then i'm just going to knock that off at the end, just to make sure that don't come undone, so i'm just going to go in that end a couple of times. I'Ve got butter fingers today and on this last one, i'm not going to pull it right through i'm going to go through this loop, a couple of times to form a knot and that will just hold in that pinch. Oh we've got another pin in there to remove look, that's the one i pinned three times so, as you can see, that is one half of the bow done and now we're going to do those stitches exactly the same on the other piece. So again, i'm going to keep this attached and i'm going to work from right to left two stitches, six stitches, two stitches so going in through this first corner and i'm not going to pull it completely tight because obviously we're still joined to the other half of The ribbon or the bow, should i say you so on this stitch here. I'Ve made sure that i've caught this corner in as well and then two more and then, when you pull this tight, that will bring those two sides together and then that pinch will form again, i'm going to just seal off this end. Before i bring the other two sides together, just to make sure i don't lose my pinch, so i like to knock this end off first and then i can then let that go and then just on this underside i'm going to go in through the other half And just close in that free side now you can make a base bow for this. If you want, i think i'm going to leave it as it is because i think when you make the base bow that takes away this lovely pattern that you've got and it's quite a nice thickness anyway for a bow. I don't think that necessarily needs a base. Bow so i'm going to leave mine like that personally, so i'm just going to get my clip, so i'm going to be using this 45 millimeter double pronged clip because they're, the ones that my daughter prefer to use and i'm going to cut a piece of this Green, this was just a spare scrap piece that i had and i want it around 11 centimeters, i'm just using my board, so around 11 centimeters by around a centimeter, i'm just going to do that by eye, and this is going to be to line my clip That is completely optional. I'Ve always lined my clips. I just prefer the finish of a lined hair clip. As i said, that is completely up to you, so i'm just going to heat seal along that raw edge that i've just trimmed off and then we can line our clip so taking a warmed up hot glue gun. I'M going to place some hot glue on just under half of my piece of ribbon and i'm just going to start wrapping that around my hair clip and then we can add that to the bottom of our hair bow and then i'm going to continue using the Other piece of the scrap ribbon: this is 15 centimeters in length and what i'm going to do is i'm going to fold it in half. Oh and i did heat seal the raw edge by the way because that's been trimmed down a little bit. So i've heat sealed the raw edge and then i'm just going to fold it in half and then i'm going to start tieing it to make a knot in the middle. So i want mine about like that. I'M going to place some glue on the underside and place that in the center i will need to trim this down so i'll, just bring that round to the back and then trim off any excess ribbon and then i'm just going to heat seal those edges. I'M just going to place some glue inside to hold those together and the same with the other side, and there you have your finished hair bow. I really love this shape. Like i said, you don't really need a baseball, because that does just look beautiful on its own. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you've got any questions, you can pop them into the comments below, and i will do my best to get back to you. Thanks for watching everyone, bye,