Ribbon And Fabric Bow//How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Laços De Fita:

Hi guys today, I'm showing you how to make this hair bow, that's basically their twisted boutique style, hair, bow and thus paired with a fabric boom. You can use plain glitter fabric or you can use a pattern fabric, as I have with this one. As I used a sort of a matte look playing fabric with this one, I decided to go for the glitter Center just to give it a little bit of sparkle. This Loveheart fabric, I thought that would be good for Valentine's as Valentine's Day is coming up. I'Ve got this fabric from my bow box last year and I haven't used it yet. I just haven't got around to using. I don't know why, but that's from Eliza Henry crafts online today, I'm gon na make the same bow, but I'm making it with this gorgeous. Peachy color I've had this ribbon a while, and I just thought I saw this bit of fabric. That goes really well with that ribbon and I do love at the moment mixing my glitter fabric with ribbon. So that's what I'm gon na make today now for the fabric, I'm using his temper. I'Ve got this off eBay. I can't remember the name of it. I just went on eBay and searched hair bow templates, and I got this particular one in a few different sizes that was like ten pound 95 and you get four different sizes from tiny to bigger one of the tails as well and the Senators. This is the one I'm using today. The template is 14 inches across, so any template you've got would work. This sort of style template around 14 to 6 up to 16 centimetres. That would work so first of all, I'm gon na draw around this and then cut it out. So I've cut my ribbon to lengths and this ribbon is four centimeters wide or one and a half inch wide and I've cut this to 32 centimeters in length. Excuse my bent ruler as children for you so two pieces at 32 centimeters in length and I'm just gon na heat seal those ends. Next, you want to measure on your first piece of ribbon measure 16 centimeters in from one one edge, so 16 centimeters, I'm just gon na put the pin in there. Usually, if I marked in half way I've just fold and give it a crease, but I don't really want to put a crease in the middle, so I'm just measuring in from 16 centimeters. I'M gon na do my second piece, while I'm here, I'm just gon na put that piece to one side for now. So, as you can see, that is 16 centimeters. So, starting off with your first piece of ribbon, you want to bring these two ends up together and you want to row the lap this left side over the right side around halfway. I'M just going to check this to make sure. So you need two centimeter overlap on this side. Yep there you go, look two centimeter overlap and then I'm just going to take a pin and pin that in place. This is what we've got so far. Next, you want to fold this in half and just use. Analyzer just make a little crease in there to mark where your halfway mark is right. So once you've marked your halfway mark, you want to make sure that your ribbon is sitting. This way would like a little pocket here at the bottom. You want to make sure that it's not sitting just show you, you don't want it sitting this way, because if you bring this up, that's not going to give you the right shape, still quite an O shape. That'S not the right shape that you want so make sure that that's this shape, so you've got your little pocket here then. What you want to do is where you've marked this halfway mark. You want to line that up with this halfway mark that you've marked so bringing that up line that up together. So, as you can see this halfway mark, I've marked and this pin they're lined up and then we're going to lie on all of this bit up. As well so again taking another pin, I'm just going to hold that in a place like that and the same for this side. I'Ll just take this middle pin Achmed's, we don't don't need that middle pin nail. We learn in the up and up sliding together. So this is what you've got now. Let'S put it looks like at the back now, you are ready to take your needle and thread, got mine hair already enough, not at the end, and I've doubled the thread to make it strong we're going to start by going in through where this corner is. We go in through that corner, catch that corner, pull that through to the knot and then go in around sort of eight to ten millimeters gaps. Just do that all the way across and when you get to the end, you want to come back out where this corner meets, make sure you're coming back out to make that pinch right, because we've gone in this side, you want to make sure you come out At the end, you can now remove these pins and just pull that hinge tight and then shall have pay with your pinch. I'M gon na go all the way through those layers just to hold that pinch and that nice and tight feel that end off, and then you have your first half made and I'm just going to set this aside. While I repeat those exact steps with my second piece of rail, I'll repeat at those steps with the other side and now I'm just at the sewing stage, so I'm continuing with the same piece of cotton that I've used for this half. So I'm gon na miss where you can join them together at the same time. So I'm going to go in through that corner and stitch the same as I did with the first one stitch that can then pull that side tight and it will just bring those two halves together. As you pull up tight, then I'm going to go through all of those pieces just to see what pinch and I'm just going to go to the underside and I'm going to just do a few stitches to seal these two sides together: captioning both sides and seal - That off I'm going to cut off the excess cotton. So this is now your boutique bow shape made that's the underside, the topside. Now we're ready to glue our glitter bow, which I cut out earlier. So I'm just gon na place. A bead of glue either end bring these two bits into the center to make them up hold that in place, and this he's going to go in the center of this bow like that. So we're just going to put a little bit of glue on the underside where we have just joined them ends and then I'm going to carefully place that in the center of our ribbon bows. Let me crease in the fabric that should come out hopefully. So this is what we've got so far as you can see these pieces here. They frame that glitter bow perfectly now we're ready to add our clip. Today I am going to lose a tooth lip we're, not gon na bother line in it. I usually do line my lips and the double chrome ones. This is a 75 millimeter clip and I'm going to place that along the bottom. As this is a bigger bow, I thought I'd get away with a bigger clip, so I'm going to just put some glue on the clip not on the pinch part and they that across the bottom center of my bow, just a better place, don't lose that now For my Center I'm going to use the same ribbon, I don't have a narrow ribbon for the center, so I'm using the 40 millimeter wide and I'm going to fold this over so I'll just paste a little bit of glue, I'm going to fold that over I'm Going to bring the other side over and then we're going to turn our bow upside down place a bit of glue at the end. There stick that in the center and then we're going to bring that round. I need to just hold that pose. You don't want to make it out of shape, make sure that's all nicely lined up I'm going to trim off this excess. I'M just heat see over end we're gon na pinch that together as we folded it keep that all together and then place your glue on the end open that clip reshaping the bow as you go and there you have your finished boutique bow with the glitter bow In the center, I don't know what to call this bow. What should we call it? Boutique Boutique glitter layered though I don't know not to call it anyway. There'S your finished bow. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial today if you've got any questions pop them into the comments below. Thank you for watching