Recently, I have fallen in love with bows that need to be sewn back and forth.
Fold the 3.8cm wide ribbon in half to take the center line, fold the left and right edges inward into an arrow shape, and then fold the feet inward in half.
Turn it over and fold the triangle upwards, and use needle and thread to sew it into a cute fat heart.
Repeat 6 times to make large and small fat hearts for later use. These were sewn while sitting outside waiting when taking Sister Niu to clay class. They are precious Don't want to waste a second of time.
Then make the bowFor the bling bling decoration in the middle, fold a 2.5cm wide satin ribbon in half, sew it on the transparent thread with shiny silver and gold beads, and sew back and forth several times to reinforce it. You only need to fix the head and tail. It doesn't matter if the middle is slightly floating. , it will naturally tighten when the bow is glued on.
Use hot melt glue to glue the fat hearts into 3 groups of symmetrical bows. Place the 2 larger groups on the bottom layer and the smaller group on the upper layer. On the satin-covered hairpin, glue the shiny beaded ribbon in the middle and its done.
Children’s hair is too healthy and difficult to tie, so I like to tie it with a small rubber band and then clip it with a bow. Even if I run and jump, it won’t loosen easily. open. (That so and so, stop shouting about tying your hair +1, I only make hairpins...XD)
The ribbon on hand is almost plain, with prints The only one left is this blue one, so I made another one of the same style but in different colors to match my clothes. It also looks great if I tie it half up and clip it higher!
