Make pretty preppy pinwheel bows for hair clips or head bands.
Supplies:
5/8 in ribbon
3/8 in ribbon
aligator hair clip
hot glue gun
fray check
measuring tape or ruler
cardboard or cardstock
First create your bow template. I made mine 3 in wide and 2 1/4 tall. Then cut a slit in the middle. I just drew a line down the middle to guide my cut.
Supplies:
5/8 in ribbon
3/8 in ribbon
aligator hair clip
hot glue gun
fray check
measuring tape or ruler
cardboard or cardstock
First create your bow template. I made mine 3 in wide and 2 1/4 tall. Then cut a slit in the middle. I just drew a line down the middle to guide my cut.
Clip the end of your ribbon on the template and wrap.
When wrapped around creating 2 loops on either side, clip in place and cut the ribbon.
Stitch in the center of the ribbon using your slit as a guide.
When you're done, it should look like this.
Slide off the template.
Pull the thread tight and it will create a bow.
Wrap the thread around the center to hold in place.
Tie off the thread and you'll have a bow looking like this.
Using the 5/8 in ribbon, tie a simple knot.
Hot glue the knot on the center of the bow, covering the thread.
Attach the bow on to a clip with a dab of hot glue. I pre-wrapped mine with the 3/8 width ribbon so the metal is covered to protect the head.
I just put a bit of hot glue to attach and wrap the knot over the top of the hair clip to secure.
Give yourself a pat on the back for making a beautiful timeless hair accessory for that special little girl in your life.
Here are samples of some others I've made:
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