Ok so I know I haven't been non here in a while. I have had a bad case of writes's block, and I still have it. But while I've been going through that I have been making a few hair bows and I also got around to making a choker.
I am still working out the kinks in both my hair bows by finding easier ways to make them. And I also need to work on a tutorial on my choker.
But for now, I just want to show you what I have been doing in the mean time.
The first two pictures are my hair bow that I have been practicing. This time I am using a mesh ribbon with just some double sided tape and my hot glue gun.
As I keep practicing, I am getting more better at it and now I have a lot of awesome bow ideas that are coming to mind. I might have to start sketching some of these ideas to remember what I want to make at a later date and when I have the right materials.
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My first use of the mesh ribbon. I actually recommend using this type of ribbon as it isn't flimsy like the satin ribbon.
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Slightly getting better at making my bows. |
As much as I love using the satin ribbon. The mesh ribbon as become my favourite to use.
Now for my chokers.
I did do a test choker just to see how well it would turn out for me. I pretty much followed the instructions from Lady Spleen, and her
Diy Velvet Ribbon Choker.
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Test Choker made from Zebra Print Grosgrain Ribbon |
Now even though it looks plain. It was the whole point to it being a "tester". I didn't want to make something that wasn't going to work for me. But in the end, it actually came out better than I expected. Yes it was a little loose around my neck as my measurements were off by a centimeter.
Then the next day, I decided to play it up a little and try a satin ribbon choker. This time adding a Dolphin Cameo.
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My Dolphin Choker that I'm quite proud of. |
I have to say that I am quite proud of this one. It's only my second choker that I made, but I just absolutely love it.