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Works best with 3/8 in grosgrain but you can use other types of ribbon. Wrap the ribbon tightly around a wooden dowel with the edges of the ribbon not touching. I bake at 225 for about 20 minutes.
I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those curly hair bows.
a lady told me u have to have a certain kind of ribbon & wrap around a rod and bake.
I forgot what kind of ribbon and how long to bake for!!
Hey guys!thanks sooo much for the websites and the great advice! I luv u!!
I'm going this week end to buy ribbon, I have some but dont know if its the right kind.
Works best with 3/8 in grosgrain but you can use other types of ribbon. Wrap the ribbon tightly around a wooden dowel with the edges of the ribbon not touching. I bake at 225 for about 20 minutes.
Hi B.. If your wanting a thin, maybe multicolored bow, about what you would see on a gift, just pick up the thin ribbon at any party store or gift wrap section at Wal-mart.The kind of crinkled type, cut a length, remembering it will shortened when curled, for multiple colors cut each the same length, tie all in a knot in the middle. With the blade of scissors lane flat against the ribbon close to the knot,pull scissors lightly down ribbon for a curling effect,may be done a couple of times for desired curl, don't overdo or use alot of pressure. Each ribbon piece needs done individually. Can spray very lightly with hair spray for better- lasting hold. This will also work on wider ribbon,but some softer fabric ribbon may not take. Hopes this works for you. You can make bows for all those colorful gifts too. R. C
Hi, for a service projest at church last year we made doll hair using regular yarn wrapped around a wooden dowels and baked for 30 minutes then cooled. When we took it off the wooden dowel it was long curls. If you do this make sure the yarn goes on very closely together. If you overlap it the part not touching the dowel won't be curly. Yarn is inexpensive and easy to match to clothes so I hope this helps.
http://ribbonqueen.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=67&am...
http://www.bowbusiness.com/howtomakebows.html
Here are a couple of place's to check out...I've made the korker bows, and they are really cute and really easy..>Have fun. The first one had the korker bows.
B.
I know you use the grosgrain ribbon and you can wrap it around knitting needles, but i'm not sure how long.
Here's a good link. If you use vinegar, the ribbons stay curled better.
http://www.everythingsewing.net/curlyribbon.htm
Hi, Google "corker bows". You need to use grosgrain ribbon and a diluted fabric stiffener. Wrap the ribbon around a wooden dowel and bake. Sorry, I forgot for how long or at what temp. they turned out really cute when i did it.
http://ribbonforcrafts.wordpress.com/2007/10/26/how-to-ma...
this web site tells you how to do it, you can use a few different types. or you can go on ebay and look up korker ribbon and its already currled all you have to do is cut and put a bow together =)
you can look at http://www.ribbonhairbow.com
just about any ribbon well work