
You will need:

Scrap paper
adhesive
sticky tape
Crop-a-dial or other hole puncher
a brad
Prima flower (optional)
Steps:
1. Cut scrap paper into strips as follows:
1 inch wide and 6.5 inches long (4)
1 inch wide and 5.5 inches long (2)

2. Apply adhesive to one edge of the back side of each strip and form strips into circles

They should all look like this:

3. Apply a small piece of sticky tape to the inside center of each circle

4. Remove sticky tape cover and press top of circle down to adhere to sticky tape being careful not to crease the rounded edges


5. Stack up all of the pieces and punch a hole through the middle with your Crop-a-dile or other hole punch

6. Arrange your pieces in a bow pattern (you can see an extra hole here, you only need one but mine was off center so I had to make another one!)

7. Feed the brad through the flower and through the holes on all the bow pieces

8. Secure brad and rearrange pieces if needed. You're now ready to use your new bow as a fun embellishment

I hope you enjoyed learning how to make a paper bow. Now you have a way to use up all of those paper scraps!
This is such a fantastic idea Lori ! Thank you so much ! And I adore your card !
ReplyDeleteLori--I was all ready to learn how to cut outside of my nestabilities--but I am very glad that I learned how to make this paper bow. Very cute idea--very cute card. Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card Lori and fantastic tutorial! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou are very creative Lori. This is great. I love bows. I can't tie a riboon into a bow very easily so this is much better I can do. Well, I better try it first, but your directions are very easy to follow. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow, this is just FABULOUS Lori!! Can't wait to give it a try this weekend in between the rain drops!!
ReplyDeleteHugs & Happy Days! ~Min
woow... thank you for tutorial.
ReplyDeleteque buena y bonita idea gracias por compartirla
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