This was a really great and clear tutorial! Really appreciated that you explained WHY you chose sew-on interfacing instead of iron-on, I learned something very useful! 🥰
This is a very simple and clear tutorial, especially for a beginner like me, im gonna use this tutorial to make a bow for a dress im making, thanks for the tutorial! :DD
Thank you so much for this video! I'm making a cinderella dress and this helped so much with her bow that she wears in the parks!! Thank you again! 🥰🥰🥰
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! I decided to make sailor senshi bows for my dog's collar and this is, like, the perfect tutorial!!! I liked, I commented, I subscribed, and I'm desperately awaiting your future success so I can't point back here and be like "Yeah, that million-subscriber cosplay tutorial UA-camr? I was apart of the first five hundred!" Much love!!! ❤
Hello. I just saw your video, it is very well explained but there is one thing I don't understand. 1 minute 30 after the start of the video, you make a diagram with the measurements. what does (5/A) mean? I would like to make Sailor moon cosplay for me and sailor chibi moon cosplay for my daughter. thanks in advance
Hello! I'm so sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you on this question! You need to pardon my bad handwriting, it's meant to say S/A which is short for Seam Allowance!
Thank you for watching! Interfacing is basically a woven fabric that is put behind fabric to make it stiffer or thicker. There are a few types of interfacing - iron-on interfacing has a glossy side that you put face down onto fabric and iron over, and the heat makes the glue side melt and stick to the fabric. Sew-in is interfacing without the glue, which you have to put into fabric by sewing it. It should be available at almost all sewing stores. Hope that helps!
I used a heavy-weight interfacing, but it depends on the look you want your final bow to have. If you want it very stiff, go for the heavyweight interfacing, but if you want a floppier bow, use more lightweight interfacing instead! 👍🏻
Im new to sewing and this was very useful! I need to attach this bow to a dress shirt while being able to remove and put it back on again, how do you recommend I do that?
@@LabrysLover thank you for watching my video! In terms of attaching a bow and taking it off/putting it back on again, I’d recommend sewing some snaps onto the back of the bow and to the shirt so you can easily pop the bow off and attach it back into place. Depending on the size/weight of the bow, you might need a few snaps, or more heavy-duty ones to do the job. Hope that helps!
I'm making a sailor moon cosplay and I really don't know how to make the bow I tried some other tutorials but they didn't work I really hope this one works ☺
Both of the replies you've received have helped a lot! (Sorry for the late answer!) I find if I have an oversized bow or the fabric is rather heavy I use heavy-duty clips.
Hello! Sorry for the late reply, I thought I’d replied to this comment when I liked it! I actually stuck a bit of felt to the back of the brooch and sewed it onto the bow, since a simple pin wasn’t up to the task!
That depends entirely on how large you want the bow to be! If you're making something like this sized bow (like for Sailor Moon) I used about 2 meters of fabric. I'm sorry I don't have an exact answer for that 😅
Any fabric is suitable for bows! Personally I recommend going with something that has a little bit of body so that the bows want to stand up some easily with the interfacing, so stay away from anything too light like chiffon and organza!
Hello! Thank you for watching my video (as old as it is!) In terms of interfacing, I used the stiffer kind because I wanted some really out-there proportions! If you’re wanting more of a soft-looking bow, I’d recommend going for soft interfacing. I’ve also used multiple layers of soft interfacing for making stiffer bows when hard interfacing wasn’t available. I hope this helps!
You could always try to sandwich some stiffer fabric inside instead! Fortunately interfacing is very cheap to buy and available at every fabric shop I've been to!
please make more tutorials! this was one of the most helpful tutorial I’ve ever watched!
I came back from the dead just to reply to this comment and thank you ♥
@@GiorgiaCostumes haha thank you! really appreciate it
This is EXACTLY What I needed! Bows, here I come!
Ohhh I can't wait to see all the lovely bows you'll make!
This was a really great and clear tutorial! Really appreciated that you explained WHY you chose sew-on interfacing instead of iron-on, I learned something very useful! 🥰
Thank you so much! I find it frustrating when somebody explains to me how to do something, but not the reason why!
Very straightforward and clear, great tutorial!!!
Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for this video! This saved me after so many failed attempts at a good looking big bow for my cosplay 💕💕
@@cupcake9318 you’re most welcome! I’d love to see how your lovely bow turned out!
@@GiorgiaCostumes I will tag you on twitter or insta once i finish it completely! If that is alright with you.
@@cupcake9318 it absolutely is! Thank you!
Loooove! Your tutorial made sewing a bow look so effortless. I love it!
Thank you! I'm hoping to make a lot more easy to follow tutorials!
@@GiorgiaCostumes thank you so much! I loved making these bows so much
this is so well put together and easy to understand, tysm!
Glad it was helpful! And thank you for watching!
Thank you, I needed this tutorial to complete the bow on the back of my Karin kakudate Cosplay! Extremely thankful. Happy crafting
You're absolutely welcome! I'd love to see how your bow and costume come out in the end! ♥
Super clear! I’m a beginner so the step by step and explanation helped so much! I can’t believe I made one 😄
I'm so happy this tutorial helped! And I'd love to see your finished product!
Just the size and tutorial I needed! TY 😊!!!!!
You're very welcome!
Amazing
Many thanks!
thank you for this tutorial very easy to follow and uselful!
Thank you so much for watching!
Omg, thank you very much, you saved my life
You're very welcome! If you end up making a bow, I'd love to see it!
This is a very simple and clear tutorial, especially for a beginner like me, im gonna use this tutorial to make a bow for a dress im making, thanks for the tutorial! :DD
Thank you for watching! And I'd love to see how your bow turns out! Please don't hesitate to tag me in the final result! ♥
this is a great tutorial . i have watched so many and this by far is the most helpul one for sure thanks so much
You're extremely kind! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm making a cinderella dress and this helped so much with her bow that she wears in the parks!! Thank you again! 🥰🥰🥰
You're very welcome! I'd love to see how it turned out in the end!
excellent, easy to follow tutorial :) thanks a lot for sharing
Always happy to share! Thank you! ♥
would love if you made a pattern to this!! love the video
I might just have to do that! Thank you for the suggestion! ♥
Thanks! I used this tutorial to make a bow for a cosplay!
You're very welcome! I would love to see your finished bow!
Amazing! Thanks for the tutorial!
You're very welcome! ♥
This is great for the Madoka cosplay I'm making, thank youu
No problem! Best of luck with your Madoka costume!
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! I decided to make sailor senshi bows for my dog's collar and this is, like, the perfect tutorial!!! I liked, I commented, I subscribed, and I'm desperately awaiting your future success so I can't point back here and be like "Yeah, that million-subscriber cosplay tutorial UA-camr? I was apart of the first five hundred!" Much love!!! ❤
Oh my goodness, you're far too kind! Thank you so much! And I'd LOVE to see your finished collar once it's finished! ♥
thank you so much! this tutorial is perfect
You're very welcome!
Thanks for teaching us!!
You're very welcome! ♥
Super beautiful and Wholesome
Thank you so much! ♥
Myan this was so easy and lood looking... Thankyou for this...m now gonna make my own ❤️
I'd love to see the result! Good luck!
Thank You so much !!
You're very welcome! Hope this tutorial helps!
I love this tutorial. Thank you
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you so much🥺💖you're the best!
You're far too kind! 🥰
super useful, thank you!!
You're welcome! ♥
So good!
Thank you so much! 🥰
I love it 💕 you are my hero
Thank you so much!
Thanks! My mom bought me one today it black and it has pearls but o need this tutorial coz’ my cousin asked me for one but my mom didn’t allow 😊
Now you can make as many bows as you want!
Hello. I just saw your video, it is very well explained but there is one thing I don't understand. 1 minute 30 after the start of the video, you make a diagram with the measurements. what does (5/A) mean? I would like to make Sailor moon cosplay for me and sailor chibi moon cosplay for my daughter. thanks in advance
Hello! I'm so sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you on this question! You need to pardon my bad handwriting, it's meant to say S/A which is short for Seam Allowance!
Ok. Thank you
What is saw in interfacing. Is it paper violin
Hi. Thank you for the video. What is saw-in interface? Thick Paper violin?
Thank you for watching! Interfacing is basically a woven fabric that is put behind fabric to make it stiffer or thicker. There are a few types of interfacing - iron-on interfacing has a glossy side that you put face down onto fabric and iron over, and the heat makes the glue side melt and stick to the fabric. Sew-in is interfacing without the glue, which you have to put into fabric by sewing it. It should be available at almost all sewing stores. Hope that helps!
thank you, it was really well explained and pretty!
Thank you so much! I hope it helped somewhat!
Love this ❤
what sew-in interface did you use? How thick/strong is it?
I used a heavy-weight interfacing, but it depends on the look you want your final bow to have. If you want it very stiff, go for the heavyweight interfacing, but if you want a floppier bow, use more lightweight interfacing instead! 👍🏻
Im new to sewing and this was very useful! I need to attach this bow to a dress shirt while being able to remove and put it back on again, how do you recommend I do that?
@@LabrysLover thank you for watching my video! In terms of attaching a bow and taking it off/putting it back on again, I’d recommend sewing some snaps onto the back of the bow and to the shirt so you can easily pop the bow off and attach it back into place. Depending on the size/weight of the bow, you might need a few snaps, or more heavy-duty ones to do the job. Hope that helps!
@@GiorgiaCostumes Thank you so much!
I'm making a sailor moon cosplay and I really don't know how to make the bow I tried some other tutorials but they didn't work I really hope this one works ☺
Best of luck! If you make a bow using this tutorial I'd love to see it!
Hi. Thanks for the tutorial. How do I attach the bow to a dress and make it detachable
Detachable bows usually use safety pins or clips. Velcro works for smaller bows but it's not as attractive when you don't have the bow attached
If you find large enough button snaps you could probably very easily make it detachable that way!
Both of the replies you've received have helped a lot! (Sorry for the late answer!) I find if I have an oversized bow or the fabric is rather heavy I use heavy-duty clips.
This video slay!! Thank you so much
I had one question, how did you tie the brooch without damaging the bow??
Hello! Sorry for the late reply, I thought I’d replied to this comment when I liked it! I actually stuck a bit of felt to the back of the brooch and sewed it onto the bow, since a simple pin wasn’t up to the task!
how much fabric should i get if i’m making the front bow and back bow..?
That depends entirely on how large you want the bow to be! If you're making something like this sized bow (like for Sailor Moon) I used about 2 meters of fabric. I'm sorry I don't have an exact answer for that 😅
What fabric would you recommend?
Any fabric is suitable for bows! Personally I recommend going with something that has a little bit of body so that the bows want to stand up some easily with the interfacing, so stay away from anything too light like chiffon and organza!
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Hello! I don't know if you'll reply since this is an old video, but I wanted to ask what kind of interface you use. Is it the soft or hard kind? :0
Hello! Thank you for watching my video (as old as it is!) In terms of interfacing, I used the stiffer kind because I wanted some really out-there proportions! If you’re wanting more of a soft-looking bow, I’d recommend going for soft interfacing. I’ve also used multiple layers of soft interfacing for making stiffer bows when hard interfacing wasn’t available. I hope this helps!
What if i dont have interfacing :,)
You could always try to sandwich some stiffer fabric inside instead! Fortunately interfacing is very cheap to buy and available at every fabric shop I've been to!
I'm bad at math, how to you figure out the formula for right size? I'm trying to make a bow for my toddlers cosplay
I don't math, so usually I just cut a piece of paper into a rectangle and pinch it in the middle to gauge how it should look.
Where can I find sew in interfacing?
You should be able to find it at your local craft store or anywhere that sells fabric!
Can you do a gibe away please
I'm afraid all I can give away is knowledge! 😅