Ladies, who can resist a guy in a suit, especially one in a tux? Maybe its Justin Timberlake bringing the classic back with his Suit & Tie song, the rise of the folk rock hipster artists like Mumford & Sons or inspiration from The Great Gatsby movie but the bow tie seems to be making a major comeback. This week’s video I’ll show you how master tying a bow tie on your significant other.
Gentlemen, finally a tutorial for you! Check out the second half of the video and learn how to tie the bow tie on yourself.
Leave a comment and let me know how your bow tie turns out.
I hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day! I definitely took advantage of the long weekend, soaked up some sun and did a whole lot of nothing. It was some much needed downtime and a good recharge but now it’s back to work (thank goodness it is a short week, right!?!).
As a continuation of my Summer Wedding DIY series, I’ll show you how to create a no sew bow. These are great styling accessories for your bridal party, ring bearer, flower girl or other wedding decor. You can create a no sew bow in just 6 easy steps. Head over to my Pinterest board for more ideas on how to incorporate bows into your event.
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How to create a no sew bow:
Cut a piece of ribbon 12.5 inches long (this will make a bow about 6 inches long).
Cut another piece of ribbon 3 inches long.
Take your 12.5 inch long piece of fabric, fold the ends together and secure with a drop of hot glue.
Take your 3 inch long piece of fabric, fold in the sides and secure with a drop of hot glue.
Pinch together the middle of the larger piece of ribbon to form the bow.
Glue the smaller piece of fabric around the middle.