The simplest way to make fabric bows/bow hairpins can not only be used to DIY hairpins, but can also be used as small decorations for bags, clothing, gift packaging, etc., and can even be used as a bow tie! There are two styles: princess pink and British style. The method is actually the same. Choose the fabric according to your preference. Please refer to the detailed illustrated tutorial below for specific DIY steps for bows/bow hairpins.
Princess pink bow
British style bow
How to make a pink bow:
1. Burn the cut ribbon ends with a lighter to avoid stripping.
2 Attach double-sided tape to the end of the ribbon
3. Form a circle
4 Flatten the pink circle and place it on the bottom. Flatten the yarn circle and place it on top. Fold it into a butterfly shape and tie it with a rope. I used bread string here
Look at the other side
5 Cut a length of thin ribbon of the same color, glue the outside, and finally stick it on the hairpin, and it’s OK.
British style bow hairpin method:
1. Material preparation
2. Paste double-sided tape on the green ribbon
3. Glue the red ribbon on
4. Stick double-sided tape on the end
5. Form a circle
6. Fold it into a bow and tie it with rope.
Front
7. Cut a piece of blue ribbon and set aside
8. Glue it on
11 Last glued
You’re done: British style bow hairpin
