A few days ago, I saw a friend sharing the news about Korean bow ties. The finished products were very elegant and beautiful, so I made a low-key gray one for myself. Unexpectedly, all the mothers named it I want the same style and just use up the rarely used gray ribbon.
The structure of the entire bow looks very complicated, but in fact it is just a different way of folding, and it still cannot escape the basic concept of "sew a seam and stick it together" , cut 6 pieces of 3.8cm*15cm ribbons to make the bow body, 1 piece of 3.8cm*8cm ribbon to wrap the center, and 1 piece of 0.9cm wide ribbon to wrap the clip to prevent hair from getting stuck during use.
The bow needs to be symmetrical. First make three bows on the left half. Place the 3.8cm*15cm ribbon flat on the table and fold it 4cm to the right. Fold the top back, fold the tail end of the ribbon back to the center point, sew tightly and set aside.
The three-piece bow on the right half is done in the same way, except that the direction at the beginning is changed to fold 4cm to the left, then upwards and back, and the ribbon at the end is backwardsFold back to the center point, sew tightly and set aside.
Take a symmetrical set of knots and use hot melt glue to form three pairs of small bows. Two pairs are glued to the bottom and one pair to the top to form a whole Luxurious large bow.
Fold the 3.8cm*8cm ribbon into a Z-shape and glue it tightly (the head and tail are in opposite directions). After tightening, a natural crease will appear. Use This ribbon wraps the H clip and bow together.
Finally, glue on small metal accessories to decorate it and its done.
Although it is designed for adults, it is not too exaggerated to put it on a childs head, although it looksIts quite big but not heavy at all. You can wear it all day without wanting to take it off.
Children can tuck it on the head in a high-profile manner, while adults can tuck it in a low-key way with a half-head or low ponytail!
