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Clip the curves and the ends. I like to use pinking shears to reduce bulk. Just make sure to leave the gap untrimmed. The arrow on the template tells you what direction to place it on your fabric. The arrow should be going in the same direction as the selvage edges (the 2 edges that never fray). 2) Sew the 2 layers together, leaving a gap Felt Bow Template- Oversized felt bows can be attached to clips and headbands for a fashion statement. It is a little fiddly, so just take your time and get the look you would like. Pull tight. DIY Hair Ties Here’s the simplest way to make hair tie bows out of fabric. I’ve created a step-by-step photo tutorial below, and a free pattern in 4 sizes. Give your hair tie (aka. ponytail) a new “oomph”.

Make sure the seam allowance at the gap is pressed neatly to the inside. Topstitch around the edge, and this will close the gap. Alternatively, if you don't like stitching around the edge, simply hand-stitch the gap closed with an invisible stitch. DIY Hair Ties Step 4 - Tie the Bow to the Elastic

The right sewing machine needles. For light to medium weight non-stretch fabric, you’ll need a universal needle in size 80/12. How to Line an Alligator Clip - Alligator clips are great for adding bow on top. They are easy to line with grosgrain ribbons in assorted colors.

How to Stop Ribbon from Fraying - When making bow styles of diy hair ties from ribbon, it is important to stop your ribbon from fraying.A rotary cutter and mat (I use Fiskars ones). Or small scissors. Big fabric scissors will probably struggle to cut around this tiny bow. Thanks for reading my DIY hair ties tutorials. If you like making hair accessories then here are some more to try. Hair accessories make great presents and are perfect for selling at craft fairs. Hair Bows Hair Clips Hair Bow Trim the seam allowance down to 1/8″, BUT leave the area above the 1″ gap alone. 4) Turn the bow inside out Big fabric scissors will struggle here. I recommend using a rotary cutter and mat, or tiny scissors.

This is easy with sizes M-XL, but size small will take a bit longer. A blunt pencil will help you push it out. I made the bow in 4 sizes: small, medium, large, and extra large. Here’s what the difference is between the sizes: It’s easier to turn inside out than size small. And it’s easier to tie into a knot than size XL, which is bulkier.