Then, start stacking your 8’s on top of each other (biggest to smallest), arranging in the way you think it looks best. Use the double-sided tape on the bottom of each loop to attach them.
Fast (less than 5 minutes per bow once you know what you’re doing), frugal, a great way to recycle, and super cute!! A new crafting endeavor to love!
Now, go “Get Your Craft On” and “make the world cuter” with these fun little bows! I’m certainly lovin’ it!























That’s really cute! I’ve also seen them made out of old maps–you can make them reaallly big that way.
What a fabulous idea! I have NEVER seen these homemade bows, so you weren’t the only one that didn’t know about them. This would be a great craft to incorporate the children to do…definately bookmarking this one.
Blessings and thanks for your post and picture turtorial ~
Ooooh this is new to me. I have never seen how to make bows. I’m thinking leftover scrapbook paper for this!
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Very cute! Excellent tutorial!
You should come link this up to my Making It With Allie party.
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Thanks for stopping by ladies! Glad you enjoyed it and glad to know I wasn’t the only one who didn’t know about this great little crafting idea!
Love this! I teach a crafts class at a jr. high and this will be a great project to do around Christmas time. Thanks for sharing!
I have made these out of paper but I never thought about magazines. This is a fabulous way to recycle. They are so pretty too!
Oh, this is genius. I’ve got to try this. Thanks!
Pretty, pretty bow !
You could do this with ribbon and make a cute hair bow.
That’s a great idea, Casey! Would be adorable!
Awesome ideas! I just tried out the magazine-bow — love it!