How To Make A Double Stacked Korker Hair Bow - Theribbonretreat.Com

Here we have to pin wield bows, and these are pinwheels without tails, and you can see the video description on how to make these and for this boat. You can actually use any type of bow any technique for these two. You can use different ones and then this one is four and a half inches. This one is four inches and then also you'll need a Corker bow, and this Corker bow is three and a half inches. So the first thing that we're going to do is we're going to put these together. You can do that with a needle and thread by going through the center, I'm going to do it with some glue, and now I'm going to add it to my clip and then we're going to add a little bit of ribbon. So take some glue. Put it in the middle in the center and then we're going to wrap, and you don't even have to do this - you can just glue this whole bow on to a clip, but to make it a little bit more secure by wrapping this ribbon around. It can help with that there's a little bit of glue ring that ribbon around, so I'm gon na cut off the excess and Juliet and then now all that's left is adding our corker and again. If you want to use a needle and thread you'll go through both of these and you'll also go through your corker. So here's my corker bow and I'm just gon na place. Some hot glue in the center of the pinwheel bow place it in the center and while the glue is cooling down and drying, you can move it around a little bit. There. You go I'll finished.