How do I make a ribbon Christmas Tree Topper? - christmas tree bow topper
I want to make my own tree topper band this year. Who I know I need flat cable and an idea of what to do, but if someone could me through the basic steps (especially up front) I would like to walk!
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Christmas Tree Bow Topper How Do I Make A Ribbon Christmas Tree Topper?
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Hello - Everything you need for this is a small piece of florist wire (or a clear link tortuous or silver) and his gang.
1. leave as much as you want to be part of the serpentine and take the belt loop and essentially back (positive side up) in a figure eight. Make about 4 or more loops on each side.
2. Take the wire and wrap it tightly around the middle to cross where the number eight.
3. Then flake and separate and move all the loops, if you have a great bunch.
Done!
Hello - Everything you need for this is a small piece of florist wire (or a clear link tortuous or silver) and his gang.
1. leave as much as you want to be part of the serpentine and take the belt loop and essentially back (positive side up) in a figure eight. Make about 4 or more loops on each side.
2. Take the wire and wrap it tightly around the middle to cross where the number eight.
3. Then flake and separate and move all the loops, if you have a great bunch.
Done!
Hello - Everything you need for this is a small piece of florist wire (or a clear link tortuous or silver) and his gang.
1. leave as much as you want to be part of the serpentine and take the belt loop and essentially back (positive side up) in a figure eight. Make about 4 or more loops on each side.
2. Take the wire and wrap it tightly around the middle to cross where the number eight.
3. Then flake and separate and move all the loops, if you have a great bunch.
Done!
Hello - Everything you need for this is a small piece of florist wire (or a clear link tortuous or silver) and his gang.
1. leave as much as you want to be part of the serpentine and take the belt loop and essentially back (positive side up) in a figure eight. Make about 4 or more loops on each side.
2. Take the wire and wrap it tightly around the middle to cross where the number eight.
3. Then flake and separate and move all the loops, if you have a great bunch.
Done!
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