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Its difficult to see what loop you are putting the end through.

I have never done a spiral but I think I am going to try this. Is there any place to find written instructions? Thanks

Is the interfaced side towards the front or is the interfaced side on the back/ ?

Hello, where is the pattern link please?

Can you supply the lengths of each side, from end to end please? Thank you

Did you apply the interfacing on all the fours cut fabrics?

Great video but when I try to download pattern I get an error message

On what site did you learn how to make the adjustable bow tie?

This works for a person with a large neck 19". I want to make a mask to match.

I wondered if you have written instructions for this video. I am new to knitting so I like to follow the video and the written one together to accomplish the project.🥴

I have the sewing machine as you if you start your stitches off in the middle instead of on the edge your stitches will not catch and look funky

What a painful way to make a bow tie. Best to iron on the interfacing to the reverse side of the material then lay the finished size of the bow tie pattern on the fabric and trace the outline on the interfacting. Then all you have to do is sew the stitching right on the line to make it perfect. Once that is done simply cut out the bow tie from the fabric leaving an 1/8 to 3/16 inches all the way around. Next reverse the bow tie and use a knitting needle or semi-pointed chop stick to smooth out the edges. Best way to secure the back is to use a 3 piece clip readily available at a sewing shop. If you use this type of closure or even velcro you can tie the bow tie and never have to untie it again. Simple undo the clip or velcro and it's ready to wear next time. This is a big time saver since you dont have to painfully retie the bow tie each time you want to wear it.

Poorly edoted and prepared vodeo.

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A bit confusing

Thank you so much! Your tutorial is very easy to follow. You make it so simple.

don't know how to knit can you do it in crochet please and thank you. a video in crochet please and thank you

Hello, I have a question on your video. When you say "have the side without the interfacing out." Do you mean that the interfacing is facing up?

Hello! I just ran into your video. I have a question, is the shorter one 17" from end to end?

Where can I find the pattern to follow along

Thanks so much and your 🎁your pattern 2018

Where did you buy your adjusters??

Why is your adjuster all the way behind the bow tie in the end?

What size adjusters did you use?

This is a fantastic video, but I have some quick questions. How did you know how much to add to the original pattern? From where do you measure and how much do you add to the long side vs. the short side? Thanks!

i dont crochet, what is the number on crochet hook?????????

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Please. Is it possible to receive your bow tie pattern through my email?

What size adjusters are you using? Thanks.

What type of sewing machine are you using?

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I am unable to access the pattern on the suggested site. What do you recommend?

Terrific instructions. For those who asked: the finished tie, despite the size of the pattern, comes about about 2-2,5" wide, with the strap being about 1/2-3/4-inch wide. And the "swoopiness" of the bow isn't nearly as extreme as that of the pattern. A hint to those who were confused like me: it's easy to get the impression that you need two "long" pieces of interfacing, but you actually need one long and one short; you apply interfacing to the wrong side of one long piece, and the wrong side of one short piece. I also find it's worth backstitching at the "thin end" before you invert, as the stress of inverting may make stitches loosen up in some slippery cloths like silk. Another suggestion: if you have some Tenara or other invisible but strong thread, you can lay a piece down the middle between the two right sides, and sticking out from both ends of the tie, and when you're stitching, make sure it's really snug-ly held in place at the wide end of the tie (a loop with its TWO tails sticking down the middle might be a good choice). Then you can evert the tie by pulling on the thread to drag the fat end out through the narrow end without having the extra volume of the chopstick in there, and trim off the "puller" thread when you're done. Last but not least: if you can get a piece of plastic that's a bit like a tongue-depresser, but much longer, you can insert that as a way to flatten out the "strap" portion of the tie while you iron it -- it goes amazingly quickly. And a final hint: if you're doing this with any cloth that doesn't have a good deal of structure, cutting your pieces on the bias is a huge help; if you try to do this in silk without cutting on the bias, you'll just go crazy (unless you're way more talented than I am!).

When you printed this, did you scale them image or keep as is. I printed the original but it seems so big lol but ive never seen a bowtie template so is the pattern spouse to be this big?

I was thinking of trying to knit a scrubbie since I e already crocheted a few but this looks like a whole lot more trouble so I think I'll stick with crochet. I've made them with scrubby yarn I wouldn't have thought of using acrylic yarn. I think I will try it.

What neck size are you making????

Thank you!! Just what I was looking for. I made some bow-ties with the original pattern but I was looking for a pattern to make them adjustable. Is it possible to tell me how long you made the 'long' piece? I can't really see properly (cause I work in cm's) ...

Can I order one from you? I never sewed anything. You make it look easy but it is a lot harder than it looks. So, can custom order one from you. I can order and send you the fabric.

how much fabric is needed?

Thank you for this video! I'm learning to see so I can start my own little bow tie business and was having a hard time finding a pattern/video on bow ties that are adjustable.

Is there somewhere you can buy JUST the adjuster clips? I can't seem to find anything but the 3-piece sets that includes the hook and eye that would be on a pre-tied tie and just one adjuster. Suggestions?

Stevie- be careful to keep the stitches at a tight 1/4" from the edge- it is tough for me to turn as well, which is why I use the chop stick and knitting needle to help me turn. I also inch it down slowly, especially on the longer side. I'll start at the bottom, push up a little, work what I've tuned down, then push it through a little more, work it down, etc. if you try to push too much through at once, it will get stuck. The closer you get to the top opening, the tougher it gets. Once a little gets through. Grab it, and work the end down. If I get a chance, I'll try to make another video!

having trouble with turning the inside out. the diameter of strap is small...any suggestions?

Nice job is the rough side faced up or down?

Chopstick and Knitting needle!! thanks for the tip! (pun intended? yes.)

I have been trying to find a video that uses a rotary tool forever!!!!! Thank you!!!!

good work!

What kind of interfacing are you using?

What kind of interfacing are you using?

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