Bow Bag Charm Tutorial. How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Tutorial Laços De Fita:

Hello guys so I've got all my little pieces laid out here, ready to make my bow bag charm. So I'm just gon na show you what I'm using I've chosen, this lovely pink fabric, because this matches my little girls bag. This is her bag. She wants me to make every little bow charm for like a little mermaid. Shell handbag she's an e7 investor, but she loves her girly things and I got these from ebay. These little fluffy bows they're already cut into shape and I'm going to use the pink that they had all different colors, but I'm using obviously the pink to go with my fabrics. So I'm using one of those I've got these keyring that sort of got a keyring here, but they've got the clip as well. You can clip onto your bag and they're easy to get on and off, so I've got loads of these from Aliexpress. Also, I just searched for keyring clips or something like that and you'll get loads come up. You can get them in Gold's silver. Obviously you can get them in a darker silver. All different color debate would be nice, so we've got one of those to use I'll. Just set that aside, and then I've got these - these are jewelry making pieces. I got these from the jewelry making section in my local craft store. I think these were called pins with eyes. I can't remember I'll have to find out and all that perhaps put a link below in the description. If I find out what these are actually called, but yeah I've got a little bag of these you'll find out what we'll use these for now at the time, and also these little connecting rings for jewelry making as well just little silver rings. They are measure each ring is a around five millimeters around a half a centimeter. These little wings are so cos it's a bag with loads of these in as well, so we're gon na be using one of those we'll just set. Those aside, I'm gon na, be using gorilla super glue gel just to hold the tab around the center you'll see that there at the time we get to it. This is a nice strong gel and you want a nice strong glue for when you're working with your bowl bag, chums I've got tweezers and a lighter. I'Ve got a pen, I've got my scissors and I've got some needles and I've got my bow tempeh. I'M using this bow template today, because I'm making a smaller bow benefice for my little girl, the actual template is around thirteen centimeters. This is just the secondary part, and that is ten and a half centimeters and the tails, which are the sort of finished size of the bow, roughly it's seven centimeters for almost three inches. So that's the size of the bow will be the width of the tail. That will be the widest part. So this is the template. I'M using today you can use any template. You prefer so first of all, I'm using this for the center of the bow and I'm also using it for the tails. So I'm going to take my tail piece and my pin and I'm going to draw around the tails on the back of my fabric. When I cut these out, I always cut around the inside of the pen line right, so I've actually cut out two tails and a little strip for the center. I'Ve cut it around five and a half centimeters in length just rough guide. I probably won't need all that, but just just a rough guide, I've cut that out as well right next, I'm going to draw around this part of the bow. They actually come, obviously in two separate parts, but I'm gon na try and draw around them both together. So I want to cut that out with a whole piece. That'S just how I prefer to do what, rather than cutting out this piece and then this piece you end up wasting quite a lot of fabric. So I'm going to try and draw around it. Sorry about all the kids outside in another gorgeous warm day, so they've all making the most of it. So I'm just lining that up. That'S a you! Don'T have to use a template like this one. You can use just a normal basic sort of dolly bow template. Can you all round this part first, as far as it goes just mark a little bit up these sides and I'm going to remove this piece? Cuz we've done that, so this is the shape. We'Ve got never cut it out, I'm going to start by making this part of the bow to do that. You pop some glue on these pointy bits and you bring them into the center stay the lapham slightly. I do the same with the opposite side, and then we bring these two pieces into the center you. So this is the top of the bow in this particular bowl shape. You can use it this way around. If you use it this way round, you need a double sided fabric because you can see through the inside. So this is the way I like to use it. So next we're going to stick it on, to our tails degree, we're just gon na pop some glue and that little part my tails and line that up and then taking my fluffy part of the bow, I'm going to stick that on the top. I just like the idea of the fluffy part, because at the moment quite a lot of girls like having the pom-pom charms hanging on the bag, and I thought this was like a fluffy bow alternative to the pom-pom. This is what we've got now, so that's actually most part of the bow finished. It'S just now, a matter of attaching our theory. You want to take your center strip, I'm just gon na work out roughly fit all the way around which that does so around that part. Here, I'm gon na take sorry about the noise outside we're gon na. Take a needle and didn't the center here. I'M gon na push this needle through and then I'm just gon na give that a little wiggle to make that a hole, a little bit bigger and then next, taking your little circle piece and your little pin with the eye we're going to taking a pair of Tweezers open up that join pick that and I'm going to hook it around that piece here and I'm also going to pop it onto our keyring, we're going to bring those sides back together, you're, probably better off using some proper pliers. But I don't have any proper jewelry making pliers, which is why I'm just using tweezers for now I'll just bring in these ends together, because you don't want that to end up coming apart. So I'm just making sure those ends. A nice and firm together like that. So this is what we've got now: we're pushing the pin through the top the pattern side or the glitter side, whichever you use in my case, through the mirror side and to push that through and then that is then ready to go around your bow. Now we want you want this part to be now, obviously at the top of the bow, so my bow obviously can go either way up because there's no pattern or images on there. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to lay that over the top of my bow like this, this is going to be across the center and then this piece I want to fold under the hair bow again, I'm going to use my tweezers and I'm Going to fold that right down under my bow underneath this top layer, so it's not going to break anything and then we're going to stick this piece down using a hot glue and then this bottom piece we're going to stick that up that this time, I'm going To use my gorilla super glue gel because that will hold this shiny fabric that will hold that together. Better then, the hot glue remove the lid off there. I'M just gon na bring over in place to make sure I just use the tweezers to begin with. I don't want a super glue. Your fingers, that's fine, so that is what it looks like on the keyring, as you can see without said of heaven like when I used to make these oyster wrap the center around this part and that used to sort of sit stiffly like that, and there was Sort of a bulk in the center piece and with all the purlins, this used to come loose quite easily and just sort of go out of shape. But with this method, that's in there really tight because that's all wrapped around under the fabric as out with the way you can't see it was not gon na prick anyone as long as you make sure you get that cold right round and under and this part I'M going to use on the underside just to give that a nice finish. So I'm going to stick that across here like that, because you can obviously see all the back of this piece. So I'm going to start off with putting glue in the center and I can place the rest of the glue on the outside. So that will be the underside which you shouldn't see much of anyway, but just in case that does sort of spin around you get a glimpse of the underside. You haven't got that playing fabric showing unless the top half I'll show you so here's my little girls, lovely shell, mermaid handbag, and this is her new handbag charm, so you can clip it on at the zip. If you like, obviously just be aware that, with it being on the strip that we'll take them on the zip sorry, that will take a lot more tugging and pulling so I'm gon na pop on this chain, part of her handle for her, and that will just Sit there like that, so that is how I make my bow bag charms. I hope you find this tutorial helpful 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,