How To Make A Tulle Bow

Ready to make a tulle bow in just minutes? This quick, no-fuss tutorial (with video!) shows you exactly how to create beautiful, fluffy bows-no templates, measuring, or sewing needed!

Perfect for adding a stylish touch to gifts, decor, or any craft, these tulle bows are as easy as they are stunning. Let's dive in and make your first one in under 5 minutes!

Table Of Contents

• How To Make A Bow Out of Tulle
• Tulle Bow Video
• Supplies
• Make a Set!
• Diy Tulle Bow Tutorial
• Popular Questions
• Related Ideas
• Want More Free Patterns?

These diy tulle bows are so easy to make - and when you start, you'll have a dozen of them made in minutes! If you liked these diy scrunchies, you'll absolutely love these too - scroll down and watch the video and the photo tutorial.

How To Make A Bow Out of Tulle

Learn how to make a fluffy, stylish tulle bow with these simple steps! These DIY tulle gift bows are perfect as charming gift toppers or adorable hair ties. They're so easy to make, you might find yourself creating a whole collection! Check out the quick video I made just for you to get started.

Tulle Bow Video

Supplies

You'll need

• two yards' length of 6″ wide tulle (or glitter sequins tulle) - 6" wide tulle rolls come in 10 or 25 yards, so you'll have enough for a lot of tulle hair bows
• elastic ties (ponytail ties)
• scissors

You can make a fuller or a more transparent bow, depending on the length of your tulle piece.

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Make a Set!

Diy Tulle Bow Tutorial

Step 1 - Cut the Tulle pieces

Cut two pieces of tulle from your 6" wide spool

• one piece should be 1 ½ yard long, (it can vary, depending on how transparent you want your bows to be.)
• and one just half a yard long - this is to tie off your tulle bow

Step 2 - Wrap the Long Piece

Fold the long piece in half lengthwise so the strip width is no longer 6" (now it's 3" only) and place one end between your palm and your thumb, like this:

Now start wrapping the tulle around your hand, I like to keep my fingers apart so the tulle bow will be a bit larger:

Keep wrapping it over and over and over again, until you've used up your whole tulle piece. That will be around 11-14 times around your hand.

Step 3 - Add the small tulle piece and the Ponytail tie

Next, grab the piece in the center, fold it accordion-style, then pinch it closed. (see the photo above) so you get a bow shape.

Take your small piece of tule and wrap it around the gathered center (see 1), then add a ponytail tie (see 2). Double-knot the tulle piece on the back of the bow (see 3 and 4)

Then wrap it a few times around the pleated center, and tie it off at the back side.

Variation: instead of tying it off, you can also use a hot glue gun to keep the tulle ends in place. Enjoy!

Popular Questions

Related Ideas

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