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4 Ways to Make a Hair Bow out of Ribbon

By Matthew Lynch
October 18, 2023
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Adding a personal touch to your hairstyle can be as simple as creating a chic hair bow out of ribbon. Not only are these accessories fashionable and eye-catching, but they are also easy to make! In this article, we will explore four different ways to create stunning hair bows using ribbon.

1. Classic Hair Bow

The classic hair bow is a timeless accessory that can be dressed up or down, depending on the occasion. To make this bow, you will need a ribbon of your choice, scissors, and a hot glue gun.

– Cut a length of ribbon measuring about 12 inches.

– Create two loops by folding the ribbon back and forth in a figure-eight shape.

– Pinch the middle of the figure eight where the loops intersect and secure with hot glue.

– Cut another small piece of ribbon and wrap it around the center of the bow, securing with hot glue on the backside.

– Attach your bow to a hair clip or headband for easy styling.

2. Layered Loop Bow

A layered loop bow adds volume and elegance to any look. For this design, you’ll need several ribbons in coordinating colors or patterns, scissors, and a hot glue gun.

– Cut three to five lengths of each ribbon in varying sizes.

– Create loops with each length by folding both ends towards the center and securing with hot glue.

– Layer the loops on top of each other, starting with the largest at the bottom and working your way up.

– Secure each layer with hot glue.

– Finish by adding a coordinating ribbon around the center of the bow and attaching it to your preferred hair accessory.

3. Rosette Bow

If you’re looking for something unique and whimsical, try crafti ng a rosette bow. You’ll need a long piece of ribbon (around 24 inches), scissors, needle and thread, and a hot glue gun.

– Begin by folding your ribbon in half lengthwise and sewing a running stitch along the open edge.

– Gently pull the thread to gather the ribbon, forming a rosette shape.

– Adjust the gathers to create an even circle and secure with a few additional stitches.

– Attach a small piece of coordinating ribbon to the center of the rosette and add it to your choice of hair accessory.

4. Pinwheel Bow

The pinwheel bow is perfect for those who love a playful, whimsical look. To create this bow, you’ll need a ribbon, scissors, needle and thread, and a hot glue gun.

– Cut a strip of ribbon measuring about 16 inches long.

– Starting at one end, fold the ribbon in an accordion style until you reach the opposite end.

– Gather the accordion folds in the center and sew in place with a few stitches.

– Wrap a small piece of coordinating ribbon around the center and secure it with hot glue on the backside.

– Attach your finished pinwheel bow to your hair accessory of choice.

With these four simple methods for creating hair bows out of ribbon, you’ll never run out of stylish ways to accessorize your hairstyles. Personalize each design with ribbons that match your wardrobe or special occasions and enjoy your unique fashion statement!

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