How to create the best welcome spring banner with Bowdabra

Brighten up the drab winter blues with a bright welcome spring banner.  You can easily create the welcome spring banner with some ribbon and cardstock paper. The banner would look gorgeous over a mantel or in a foyer. So let’s get started!

welcome spring banner

Updated 2019

 

Materials:

Instructions:

 

Begin by cutting out circles and letters to use for your welcome spring banner.  Next, glue the circles and the letters.

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Then, to make the bows for each circle, place the hair bow tool and ruler on the Mini Bowdabra.  Cut 18” Bowdabra bow wire, fold it in half and place in the Mini Bowdabra.

welcome spring banner

Place the end of the ribbon at the 4” mark and fold and twist the ribbon into the Bowdabra.  Now, fold and press your first loop at the 1.5″ mark.

welcome spring banner

 welcome spring banner

Next, Fold and press a matching loop on the other side.  Scrunch down with the Mini Bowdabra Wand.  Then, Thread the two Bowdabra Bow Wire ends through the loop. Pull the wire tight while the bow is still in the Bowdabra.  Remove from the Bowdabra and ring the wire around the back and tie a knot.

welcome spring banner

 welcome spring banner

welcome spring banner

welcome spring banner

welcome spring banner

To finish, thread a bead onto the remaining Bowdabra bow wire.  Attach the bow to the letter on the banner.  Follow the steps to make additional bows for each letter.  Use the bow wire to tie the letter onto your twine or hemp.

welcome spring banner

welcome spring banner

welcome spring banner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bowdabra's easy-to-create bow-makers are available at the Bowdabra website's online store and also at various retail establishments such as Amazon, AC Moore, Pat Catan's Stores, Jo Ann store, Michael's, and Walmart.

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