Make A Surrounding Loop For Your Hair Bow By Www.Hair-Hardware.Com

Welcome to another instructional video brought to you by hair hardware comm in this segment, I'm going to show you how to create the surrounding loops that are used as accents around boutique bows, and this bow. I have the surrounding loop in the shocking pink ribbon and in this bow I have the surrounding loop and this pink and red striped ribbon. To start, you are going to start with boutique bow that I already have formed for this one, and I have a sample that is already made to show you what the surrounding boots look like before you put the bow on, as you can see, they're not tied In the middle, the way that a boutique bow is created to make the surrounding loops they're usually made with three-eighths of an inch ribbon, and I already have a piece of yellow ribbon, already cut to know how long to make the ribbon. First, you have to decide how big you want your surrounding loops debate, so what I usually do is take the boutique bow and I make one loop and see how it fits to do that you make a loop like that. It'S very similar to the this is a awareness type ribbon loop. What you're actually doing is making the loop with a right angle and make the loop for about how big you think you want it and then just place it behind the bow and determine, if that's the size of the loop that you want it to be, and That looks pretty good for this size bones, so what I do is I hold that place. This is has the length of the ribbon that I need for the boutique foam and that is eight inches. So what you're going to do is do a times. Four, since there's four loops you're going to need 32 inches of ribbon marked every eight inches. You can see where I have marked the ribbon and pencil to make the loop you're going to need your ribbon and a glue gun so to start put a little bit that little cup of glue off there a little bit of glue right by the mark. Take the ribbon and loop it around make sure it is a nice that you glue it on perpendicular so that you have a nice right angle. Now you're going to make your next loop find the mark and loop it around got that loop going the wrong way! Move it around so that at mark, so that the mark is, in the middle, put a little bit of hot glue and be sure to leave a little bit of space in between talking about right there, where you have a little space, maybe about a quarter. A little less than a quarter of an inch so that you have one to tie it off in between and continue to loop, the ribbon around, with a little dab of glue like that. Now you have finished your set of loops. To put them on. You are going to take your batik bow and I left the extra embroidery floss on this one, because I like to tie it around the accents that I add so a little bit of glue in the middle. Take your bow and sure it's glued on there, nice and tight in the middle and these book really cute too, when you layer them. I already have this pink one done, then, I'm also just going to glue right on there, and this is why I keep the extra board we floss on all the batik bows I make bring them to the bag, even though it's glued, I just think it's nice And secure to have some extra memory slots on the back go ahead and tie that a nice secure knot on the back, and now you have your surrounding loops around your boutique bow. You