First: draw and cutout the shape you want. Second: lay it over the cloth you want. I used a thin cloth, but I'm sure you can use a thick one too.
Third: cut it out a lil' bigger than you want it to be in reality.
(This is how much mine was bigger! Sorry for the bad picture!)
Fourth: pin your cut out shape onto a piece of felt.
Fifth: Cut around the pinned shape and sew around the edge.
(cut off excess.)
Sixth: cut out a circle that is too big:
Seventh: sew around the circle. (sorry for the bad pic again!)
Eighth: Sew little lines like you would see on a bow.
Ninth: pin the bow to your headband. (I made mine by chaining crochet until it was the right length for my head; then I joined the two ends using a slip stich. I then double crochet all the way around and tied a knot.)
Tenth: sew your bow onto the headband using invisible thread.
Ta-da! I think the next one I make I will make the center a different color or something! This can be done with any shape! I was inspired by this. I also made an adorable headband following her design!
(This is how much mine was bigger! Sorry for the bad picture!)
Fourth: pin your cut out shape onto a piece of felt.
Fifth: Cut around the pinned shape and sew around the edge.
(cut off excess.)
Sixth: cut out a circle that is too big:
Seventh: sew around the circle. (sorry for the bad pic again!)
Eighth: Sew little lines like you would see on a bow.
Ninth: pin the bow to your headband. (I made mine by chaining crochet until it was the right length for my head; then I joined the two ends using a slip stich. I then double crochet all the way around and tied a knot.)
Tenth: sew your bow onto the headband using invisible thread.
Ta-da! I think the next one I make I will make the center a different color or something! This can be done with any shape! I was inspired by this. I also made an adorable headband following her design!
Hope you like this tutorial!
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