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Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

Mother’s Day is a happy day to celebrate the mom in your life. Show her how much you care and design a handmade card! Use our card layout below to make your own card. Finish the card with a Mini Bowdabra Bow.

Oh Happy Day Mother's Day Card with Bow 13

Materials Needed:

  • Oh Happy Day Lettering
  • Assorted Cardstock
  • Blank Card
  • Assorted Ribbon
  • Adhesive Gems
  • Glue Stick
  • Mini Bowdabra w/Ruler
  • Bowdabra Bow Wire

Instructions:

1. Begin by gathering all the materials you will need to make this card.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

2. Glue the layout and lettering onto the card.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

3. Glue ribbon onto the bottom of the card.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

4. To make the bow for the card place the Hair Bow Tool & Ruler onto the Mini Bowdabra. Cut 18″ of Bowdabra Bow Wire and fold the wire in half. Place the wire into the Mini Bowdabra.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

5. Place the tail end of the ribbon into the Mini Bowdabra at the 2″ mark.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

6. Fold and twist to create your first loop at the 1.5″ mark.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

7. Continue making loops and finish with your tail end on the same side as you started.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

8. Scrunch down with the Mini Bowdabra Wand.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

9. Thread the two tail ends of the wire through the loop.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

10. Pull the wire tightly.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

11. Remove the bow form the Mini Bowdabra and knot the wire along the back of the bow. Bring the wire around to the front of the bow and spiral it around a pencil to create fun ringlets. Glue the bow onto the card.

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

 

12. Your Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card is complete!

Oh Happy Day Mother’s Day Card with Bow

Craft Tutorial by Bowdabra Designer Sarah Forhan

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