Sailor Hair Bow Tutorial - Diy How To Make A Fabric Bow - Hairbow Supplies, Etc.
- Posted on 08 January, 2019
- 6D Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
This is a sailor hair bow tutorial to make the most adorable hair bow! This is a great DIY sewing project for beginners! This fabric bow is make from 20 x 6 inches of fabric, which is a perfect amount of fabric to use to make a 5 inch hair bow for a little girl! Come sew along with us!
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Hey guys, this is one from here, bus supplies, etc. Today we were making a sailor hair bow. This is a really really cute. Hair bow made out of fabric and you'll use a sewing machine. A little bit of hot glue, so you'll need 20 by 6. Inches of fabric and a little 4 inch by 2 inch piece of fabric as well. So let's go ahead and get started. First, you'll take your really pretty fabric and then we are going to fold it in half right sides together. So what you're going to do is you're going to sew here on a diagonal and then you're going to stop at the 1/4 inch length. I'Ve got a diagram here that I've showed you to explain how we're going to sew. It sew it from this point here. All the way up on an angle and then you'll go all the way up. This is gon na, be the quarter inch seam here. So all the way here and then stop leave a space start again, go all the way down and then you'll go right at that angle and then you'll just want to match those two angles to be just like each other. Take your scissors and then trim off some of the excess and then click right at the corner. Go down to the other end, trim off your excess and then clip that corner okay go ahead and start turning it inside out here from the center go that direction. First and then let's go down this other side. This is a really super cute and popular hair bow right. Now I've seen little girls wear these a lot little baby girls and there's so many different sizes that you could do. The one that we're doing is, I think, mm I'll have to measure how wide our hair bow is here hold on this hair bow measures just over almost five and a half inches it's about five and a quarter inches wide. You can also make another hair bow using this same pattern. If you just do a 13 inches by 4 inches, that would make a 4 inch white hair bow. This is a really cool trick that my husband's grandma told taught me so just take your pencil and go through here. Go all the way to that corner and then use that pencil, but poke that cord are really pretty so my husband's grandma. She is 94 years old and oh by the way, take the pencil and run it up the seam and that will help pull that seam out too. So my husband's grandma is 93 or 94 this year. Maybe I think 94. So she makes handmade clothes and gives them away to needy children and she's been doing this for years and years and years. So when I first met my husband and I meet her, I'm like she's, the most amazing woman, I've ever met because she makes like a hundred outfits every year and then in there for little kids too. So she has these really cute patterns and these little cute dresses that she makes, and it's absolutely just the cutest thing and I'm like it's. It'S such a self-sacrifice, and I just think it's so amazing she's, just the most amazing person ever she's made quite a few pieces for our kids clothing and little sweet, blankets and such, and I just I treasure those so much. I'M always going to keep that and remember her and remember just what a good seamstress she's always been. What you want to do is take your iron. I earn this all the way down. Make sure that your hot glue gun is warm and then there's that one little piece here that we had unfilled just take your hot glue gun and then just put a dab of glue on the inside and close that this part will be hidden because we're going To cross this over with the bone should be all scrunched together. Okay, so now you have your whole piece and then take your ends and fold it towards each other and you're going to cross them. Just like this. Now that you have the tube sides crossed, you want to take it and flip it, so that this part stays in the front. And then you want to take your bow and then go ahead and pinch this Center so find your Center real, perfect and then pinch forward and then pitch for it again I'll be on now get some string and while you're holding on to that piece, take your String and wrap it around the back a few times to make sure that that's good and tight and then flip it around to the back, still hold onto your pinch and then tie a knot and there you go and then cut the string. Alright. So that's good to go for now. I always get so nervous when we do that part. So then, now that you have your knot tied now, you can adjust your bow. Okay, now take your piece. This is the four inches by two inches we're going to fold. It in half and in half again and then what you want to do is take those two pieces and we're going to hot glue that part together fold. It in thirds here put a dab of glue right here on the edge and then fold and thirds there make sure that doesnõt overlap just make sure there's a little bit over there on the edge and pinch that down and then we're going to hot glue. This to the center put a dab of glue in the center, put your center piece down in the middle and then flip your bow and that's how it's done. Thank you so much for joining us, and I appreciate you watching please be sure to subscribe to our Channel have a great day. Bye.
Comments
Crow: These are so cute! I modified the size(20” x 5”) and attached it to a scrunchie! It turned out so cute!
Aila reese: Definitely gonna give it a try I've lots of bows and they look really adorable and I think this one will look cute too thank you ❤️
tlee: This is my favorite sailor bow pattern. It's my go-to, whips up so quickly and the end product is so cute!
Krista Sparks: Thank you so much for this detailed video, and for sharing the stories about your grandma-in-law; what an inspiring lady. ❤️
Kaye Wickham: Beautiful! I've started making fabric sailor bows (I usually make leatherette bows), and the tutorials I watched usually use two pieces of fabric to create the main bow. I love how this is just the one piece
heyjillian: I love this! I actually was looking for a different shape bow to make for my dog collars. Thank you! ☺️
Gideon Prange: This bow is great! I'm making matching bow ties, headbands and bows for my family this Christmas and this would be a perfect hair bow for my mom
Amanda B: This is so cute, I cannot wait to try this! Thank you sooo much
lemonyeri: very cute ! made one for my sister out of fabric from one of her favorite dresses that got ripped!
ewog84: Cute thank you. I have a daughter that loves bows! I will definitely have to try to make her some
Angélica González: So pretty and easy!! Thank you :)
mninoah: Thank you, this was so easy to make but so cute!
Cᴜʀsᴇᴅ: thank you! I made one of these for a stuffed toy I'm making and it turned out fantastic! i had to convert the measurements into metric and scale it down to make a 7cm bow but it was worth it ;D
Nazsay N: I just made this a couple of minutes ago and it was super cute! It was also very easy to make. Thanks for the video!
Joyce De Lima: love it!!!! So beautiful!
Rosie Loosemore: Really straightforward, easy to follow tutorial, thank you :)
Luan Yanzar: Beautiful! I'm going to make one for myself ⚘❤
Jessy V.: Beautiful, thank you!
OK VIOLA: Post the speed sewing dress pattern! I love those vintage dresses you can sew fast :) Has anyone made a giant (cheer bow) size version of these? What were the measurements?
Jersey Breis: those scissors cutting sound is sooooo satisfying, so sharp! ✨
Shana DT: Stunning!!...I love the colour of your glue gun...hehehe...Will definitely make this one for my girls.. Thanks so much for sharing.xxx
Arianna Garcia: Hi! I just discovered your channel and I am super excited to try this tutorial! What kind of hair Clip/tie should I use to attach to these bows? Also, would you use a hot glue gun to attach the bow to the hair accessory? I am making them for 2 babies with a good head of hair. Many thanks!
Emilee Ramsaroop: I love how you made the bow it's so cute
Anna Holt: thank you so much... I have been looking for this bow and with easy instructions to follow...
Autumn Fox: The possibilities of this bow are endless i loooove it and yes im doin this for myself and daughter and match bows w her.
Rita’s Sewing Haven: I must admit I was shocked at the glue gun part! Jaw dropped! But I love this bow! I wish I had a little girl but I think I could wear it.
FreshPrin: Thanks for the tutorial. The bow is cute, easy and quick to make. It took me a little longer because I hand sewed but atleast there wasn't much to sew. Also my bow came out a little smaller but i think it was because of the fabric i used. Nevertheless, it came out pretty and I even added a headband
Andrea Arguello: Absolutely love it!
Rose Savage: So when you say stop the diagonal at the 1/4" mark, how far in (from the short edge) should you be?
Eva PM: Omgosh! I love this!! Thank you and I love your voice too
Petrichor: Came out great. I did 15'' X 4 1/2'' because I didn't have enough. I also used a smaller scrap for the middle, but I didn't measure that.
Kata Bagi: Great! Thank you for sharing!
S s: love this! but how do you get it to stay in your hair? do you hot glue a barrette or a clip or something onto the back?
Veronica Bray: Oh my god this makes it do much easier and prettier than the other videos I saw! Thank you!
Usa_Chan0: Beautiful! Would anyone happen to know how to sew like that with a surger? I always used a sewing machine, but when that stopped working got a surger because I heard it can replace a sewing machine and do additional functions. Although I'm still learning how to use a surger and can't figure out how to use it in the "normal" way, like with single stitches like a sewing machine and not to sew edges.
Jan x: Hi! I absolutely love this. Is this bow washable?
Marili Reis: Bellissimo, complimenti.
Ed W: Any fabric recommendations? Which type of fabric will work well and last?
Kassady Woo: What measurements for a 3 inch bow?
Salvador Pereyra Pereyra: So cute
Krizia Briones: Hi, any alternative if i dont want to use a glue gun for the last part?
joyi: Thinking about making it for my leap day baby niece's fourth (first) bday party.
Pattie's Polish Corner: I just got a new sewing machine, I can't wait to make some bows.
Dulce Ramos: Beautiful! can you please tell me what type of fabric are you using?
Sarah McClaran: Do you remember where this fabric was purchased or do you have a link for this fabric? I absolutely love it!
Lesli Avalos: so adorable!! where can we purchase the template?
Carmen Romero: Does anyone know what cut out measurements are good for a 3 inch bow?
Teras Kreatif: Beautiful... Thanks your sharing...
Abby Niemann: Do you have a template you use for these
XO, Alma Jane: So pretty
Destiny Fierro: Can you do this method for stretchy material too ?
Danielle Clay: "perfect for a little girl" pffftttt im making these for myself haha
Villy 408: Do you suggest to wash fabric first?
Beam cost91: Las medidas en español las podrías dar?!
Paige Gifford: Is their a way to make the pattern of it smaller? I’m wanting to make them for dog accessories
Ioma Lantz: So cute
Catia Candido: Lindo. Alguém pode passar as medidas em português p mim?
Adriana Santos Marques: ❤️
Amnah Yasir: Am I only one who thinks machine stiching is soooo satisfing
Dawn Savory: Wow's I just love it
Helena Bandeira: Fala as medidas por gentileza
Theresa: Hi can this bow be washed ? Just wondering if the glue would withstand being washed , I’m making them for dogs thanks
andrea celeste morales: Medidas por favor???
Maryem Ali: i like it
sarah sprague: Wonder directions and technique
aayushi parikh: Where do you put the clip ????
CatBox One: Pretty bow. How does one attach it to their hair or clothing? A bobby pin?
Dayze Mae: We want a video on your sweet grandmother!
This To shall pass: Perfect for little girls Um lololol I need these for self lol with Halloween fabric
Anns Glory: whoa..whoa.. TYSM.. really it was helpful
Catalina M: The grandma story was exactly like one that I saw in an interview, is it the same lady? I heard she passed away unfortunately :(
Andrea Rich: I have one boy and pregnant with a girl. So I want to sew bows onto his old baby clothes and make them girly lol
Emilee Ramsaroop: What type of fabric it is
Elizabethe Maldonado: What about like a really big bow like for adults
purpledragonfly4: What if you don't have a machine and have 0 idea how to sew by hand?
Amina Boukhemis: Waw
Erika Cruz: Beautiful
Bre1955: Scissors sound pretty dull lol
Anustrixx: Hi may i know the name of frabic
EmmaGrace Christine: Flop... this pattern doesn’t work. I have tried it multiple times and it is a FAIL...
Samantha Bonds: feet
Dorend Kettman: primus
Andrea Ball: A
alyn: I wish I could say this was a good tutorial but its aggravating you expect us to know measurements here