Easy Peasy Tuxedo Hair Bow Tutorial

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Do you have a few scraps of ribbon left over from other craft projects? Well, if you have a little girl in your life then you can make these easy peasy Tuxedo Hair Bows. They are ridiculously easy and you can use up all of your scraps and have some sweet accessiories for your little one. Ready? Here we go!

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Cut your scrap of ribbon. For 1.5 inch I like to make it 8 inches

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“Heat Treat” the ends by running the flame on the fray

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Make a loop and overlap the ends of the ribbon

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Squeeze down to the center creating 2 loops

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Crease the center in and the edges out

(that is the secret to the bow standing up and having shape, weak creases make flat bows)

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Use your clip to clamp the crease

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Use 24 gauge bead wire to secure your crease

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Cut a piece smaller width ribbon to make your center knot

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Loop your ribbon like an awareness ribbon

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tuck the right side under your loop

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Pull it through gently

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Pull into a knot of desired tightness

(you will need to gently turn the ribbon on each side of the knot to make a clean and flat center)

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Slide your clip in to the wire to secure it

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use a tiny dab of hot glue on the bottom of your knot and apply

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Secure the rest of the bow by using hot gluing the the rest of the knotted ribbon to the back and clipping off the excess of the ribbon neatly after glue dries

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You are all done! Use these instructions to make all different sizes and to make the sweet Minnie Bow Clip like I made for our upcoming Disney Trip!

Enjoy and show me the bows that you make!