Well, that is one area of my life that hasn't changed. I still can't make a trip to Wally without taking a peak at the $ ribbon bins in the back. I might also have several tubs of ribbon in my craft room. Shh... don't tell.
Well, since I have a very dear friend who is having a little girl in just a few short months, I decided during my not so busy days on the sofa {aka - sick days}, that I would learn how to make some bows. They seem really easy, but I wanted to really know what I was doing so they looked somewhat professional. I found this short YouTube video that gives you an easy step by step of how to make a loop bow - perfect for babies and little girls.
What you'll need:
Ribbon {8-10 inches for your bow and 4 inches for your middle loop)
Hot Glue Gun & sticks
Needle & thread or Craft wire
Alligator clip {I bought these in bulk online -much cheaper}
Thin ribbon to cover your clip
First, I covered my alligator clip with a thin ribbon and hot glue. Next take your short ribbon and tie a knot. This will be your centerpiece. To make your loop bow, I would watch this video. It's the easiest way to learn, I promise!
The finished product! I made 6 bows in a little over an hour. Once you get the hang of it it's pretty easy!
I think the pear bow turned out to be my favorite... but the ballet slippers and the
"bah, bah, black sheep" were pretty cute too!
Happy Crafting!
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