Twisted Boutique Bow, Easy Method. How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Laços De Fita:

Hey, oh, I just thought I'd come on here because yesterday, when I put this on Facebook, I had quite a few people asking me what ribbon the lengths they would use with one-and-a-half-inch were wide ribbon to make this style bow, because this is made with the inch Wide ribbon, so I thought I'd just come on here and show you this bow made with one and a half inch ribbon. So to begin with, I've already made one half. I just want to try it out just to make sure but the length I was telling people did work, so I haven't actually tried it myself. So while I was trying it out, I thought I'll come on here and show you all so just to confirm this ribbon is 38 millimeters, wide or one-and-a-half inches and the same with this, this is one and a half inch wide as well the same and I've Cut the patterned ribbon to 33 centimeters. You see that so so, 33, centimeters and the plane. I have cut to 30 centimeters so 33 and 30. You need to fold your ribbon in half the same as I did with the other tutorial just to mark the halfway mark and what I bother using a lighter today. I'M just gon na show you so quickly how it looks with the ferry and one and a half inch wide ribbon. So I'm just marking the center with a pin or needle and then the ends just mark a little place in the halfway mark there and same with the patterned ribbon, and then you line those two ends up, and this time we put the pin in going this Way, rather than this way, so I'm just gon na put it in down that little crease that I've made to hold it for that side in place. The same was the opposite end. It must help. If you cut ribbon astray, I haven't got it very straight I'll, be funny, so this is what you've got now, it's kind of thing so to fold your loops, you need to hold your ribbons with the pattern side up and then taking this first end closest to Myself, I'm going to bring it this under, so I'm bringing this end under and then over. So it lays on the top of the patterned ribbon. The plane I'll show you that again, so I was under and over just hold that there for now. While I do this side, I'm going to do the same, bring this under and then twist that round and lay on the top. You know to line it up. Keeping these this side finished, I'm going to line these up, so this pin is in line with this edge, and this pin is in line with that edge and then this pin as a guide I'm going to put that into the middle of the two pins. So this pin is, in the middle of these two and once you're happy that us all lined up we're ready to start sewing or pinch. Now I'm continuing with the thread from my first half I've already made and just to confirm because I'm going to be bringing this together with this thread, I need to start stitching from the same side that I've come out with the thread, so I need to start Stitching from the right so to begin with, I'm going to go right through the first corner, catching the bottom two layers: don't pull it all the way through fanouts. I don't want this bit in the way and then we're going to go back in from the bottom and then back in just to the right of this needle here and then we're going to come out this side. So we're just now to the left of the dispersed needle and then we're going to go in here just next to this needle get yeah pop and stuck behind your loops like that and then we're gon na catch. I just had to stop the video this. I got interrupted with a call, so I was just catching these two corners coming back through and then I'm gon na go in just beside this edge here and then finishing off coming out through these outer corners ready to pull this tight and bring the two sides Together, like gently pull that thread, you've got that hinge type through all of those layers. I swear. I could do with a thimble, because I can't push it through in the hands. It hurts, I'm just a freak yeah. I grew it all the way through in needle Mississippi, fingers put some hands please and once you've got that pin all nice and dry mr. white and just grab and pick folks all right. These stitches close them tightly and the last one in Philadelphia. There again just make a little knot and hold that one face. You have your twisted, boutique layered look and, as I said before, all you could actually that would work that way as well. You can actually flip it that way and I'd work this way as well. I have done a tutorial which I'm gon na upload in the road with this style of use. The ribbon the same length is the algorithm. That'S like this double layered, I'm just gon na add some tires on to that one. So for my tails, I've cut three pieces: two in the hot, pink and one in the patterns. You could do the opposite. You could have two patterns in one plane. That'S up to you. I'Ve cut the tails to thirteen centimeters, all three pieces - 13 centimeters or if you prefer, to work in inches, they are five inches and I'm just going to cut these into points. So I'm gon na fold that in half open up up a little bit. So I don't melt them together. Fill those ends. Do the same with all three pieces so to make my tails I'm going to line them all up and I'm just gon na fold it in half. So I know where the center is, and in there now I'm going to make an X with these bottom two I'm sure happy with the alignment you can take your needle and thread and just weave in and out all the way across that middle pull. That thread tight and wrap that around the senator a few times and then just seal that off at the bottom. I gave it under that thread with a little late again. Good luck sounds through the Fred through the little loop, then that tight, amazing half your tails and we're going to stick our bow on the top there. So take me all crazy, with hot glue gun we're going in the center of your bow, no tales, we're going to add a clip, I'm using a 75 millimeter tooth clip today, which I'm not gon na bother lining and right across the middle. Under my bow, it is then, I'm going to use let the planets just knock off me. So please, a better print, and here you see all those ends. It'S going to dab some glue down this side and bring that over yeah same with this side and over to the width that I want it and then I'm just gon na heat see all this end finish back together and you open up your clip and pop That in the center and do a clip make sure that are straight and then you can bring that around making sure you're covering all that stitching and all the middle part, making sure that that's even on both sides. You can't cut off this excess. I'M going! I'M going to just heat seal this where that's a bit opened at the end where I'll fold it over and my clip show. That'S all the push down see if I can do that, what it is, I'm just going to grab it with my lighter and there you have. Your finished lie a boutique faux using a one and a half inch wide ribbon. Now you could leave it there or if you wan na, go really fancy. You can make some little bows to lay on the side like I have this one and it will bows on the loops and that also helps with the structure of the bow, because you sort of glue loops together. So you can add a little bow on this side and a little bow on this side, and that will hold that shape or you can just leave it like that hope. You enjoyed this tutorial and that helped you today 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 have a good day. Bye, bye, Oh