Love the way you do the headbands awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us all! Love your video's once again thanks! Liz...
I have your video bookmarked and go back to it each time I make a headband (months in between each headband) and it is always clear and helpful. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the kind comment Sharon. I'm glad the video is helpful to you. Have you tried any of my other woven ribbon headband variations? If not, check out the other videos. Happy crafting!!
That's wonderful and you're welcome!! I'm glad you were successful. Have you tried the chevron pattern woven ribbon headband from my other tutorial yet?
Thanks so much for watching Nancy and also for leaving me a sweet comment. I"m so glad you found it easy to follow along with the video. That's the best compliment I could get. Happy crafting! :)
Each piece of ribbon is about 1 yard long. I forgot to say that in the video, and I popped the wording on the screen. It's not on there long enough though..... Have fun making your headband!
I will look into it and be back with either a video tutorial or a photo tutorial on the Really Reasonable Ribbon's Ramblings Blog. Be sure to head over to our blog and sign on as a follower so you don't miss any of our fun projects. We also have a great BLOG CANDY giveaway going on now through Dec 7, 2012. Thanks so much.
Hi Marilea. Thanks so much for watching. I'm not sure I really understand what you are trying to make, but I think I would try starting in the same fashion, but only tack the ribbon on so you can lift it off later. Then weave around and when you meet back up where you started, pull the beginning weaving up and try to mesh the start and the finish up as neatly as possible. I would also suggest planning a bow or some sort of embellishment in that spot which will cover the join.
Your video helped us a lot my mom and I are going to make them also how does your hot glue gun have no little pieces of string after taking the glue gun oof of it so we are going to get a new glue gun. Where did you get your stuff we got are stuff at Walmart next I'm a big fan of your videos I hope you love my note I also am 8 years old my name is lacey hubert my mom's name is lisa hubert I love your video's keep on being crafty Love and hugs your number fan lacey hubert ps video is helpful
Lisa Hubert Hi Lacey. Thanks so much for watching the video! First off, I fight with my hot glue gun ALL the time - hahaha. I'm not sure how it cooperated on the video, but I always have huge strings of glue everywhere. I don't think you can avoid that with a hot glue gun. All of my supplies (ribbon and plastic headbands) came from www.reasonableribbon.com. You should take a look at the huge variety of ribbon with your Mom. The prices are great too. You are going to be very popular with your friends once they see your fantastic headbands. Maybe you can teach them how to make beautiful ribbon headbands too. Happy crafting!!!
Hi Marilea. Thanks so much for watching. I'm not sure I really understand what you are trying to make, but I think I would try starting in the same fashion, but only tack the ribbon on so you can lift it off later. Then weave around and when you meet back up where you started, pull the beginning weaving up and try to mesh the start and the finish up as neatly as possible. I would also suggest planning a bow or some sort of embellishment in that spot which will cover the join.
Love the way you do the headbands awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us all! Love your video's once again thanks! Liz...
I have your video bookmarked and go back to it each time I make a headband (months in between each headband) and it is always clear and helpful. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the kind comment Sharon. I'm glad the video is helpful to you. Have you tried any of my other woven ribbon headband variations? If not, check out the other videos. Happy crafting!!
Very nice, love the way you teach. You make it easy to understand the process of weaving, thanks for teaching us.
Thanks so much Blanca. I'm so glad you liked my video and find my teaching easy to follow. Happy crafting!
Really enjoying your video's head bands are beatiful!! Thank you sharing!! Liz x
Thanks so much for the sweet comment Elizabeth. I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks so much for watching and happy crafting!
That's wonderful and you're welcome!! I'm glad you were successful. Have you tried the chevron pattern woven ribbon headband from my other tutorial yet?
Nicely done tutorial!! Thank you for taking the time to make it and share your talents.
Fran
Thank you so much for the sweet comment Fran and thanks for watching!
Hi Brenda,
I'm hoping to add additional variation as soon as I can find the time to create the videos. Thanks for watching!
hello.. could you pl show me a few patterns/weaving on slippers?
Great tutorial.... I finally got the hang of it thanks to you!
I love making these. Do you know how to make the chevron look style? I saw one and thought it was cute. Please let me know. Thanks
This was so much fun to make and you make it so easy with such great videos
Thanks so much for watching Nancy and also for leaving me a sweet comment. I"m so glad you found it easy to follow along with the video. That's the best compliment I could get. Happy crafting! :)
Do you happen to know how much ribbon you used per strip?
Each piece of ribbon is about 1 yard long. I forgot to say that in the video, and I popped the wording on the screen. It's not on there long enough though..... Have fun making your headband!
I will look into it and be back with either a video tutorial or a photo tutorial on the Really Reasonable Ribbon's Ramblings Blog. Be sure to head over to our blog and sign on as a follower so you don't miss any of our fun projects. We also have a great BLOG CANDY giveaway going on now through Dec 7, 2012. Thanks so much.
Hi I have a request. I want to make a square wreath and I want to know how to start the weaving from a corner? Or from a angle?
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Hi Marilea. Thanks so much for watching. I'm not sure I really understand what you are trying to make, but I think I would try starting in the same fashion, but only tack the ribbon on so you can lift it off later. Then weave around and when you meet back up where you started, pull the beginning weaving up and try to mesh the start and the finish up as neatly as possible. I would also suggest planning a bow or some sort of embellishment in that spot which will cover the join.
hi please de measuring of the ribbon
Irene Castillo
Todos quedaron fantásticos, bellísimos
Спасибо! Вы замечательный мастер!
You're welcome Anna. I'm so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and happy crafting!
Great tutorial Bonnie. TFS
You're welcome and thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you like the video. Happy crafting!
it has been hard for me a clean end...thank you for your videos!
You're welcome Jeniffer. I'm so glad you found the video helpful. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave me a nice comment.
Amiga x favor haga un tutorial sobre el trenzado de lasito
Do you sell pvc headbands?
Hi Rosa, We sell your basic black or white plastic headbands (no teeth) for covering with ribbon at Really Reasonable Ribbon. Thank you.
Your video helped us a lot my mom and I are going to make them also how does your hot glue gun have no little pieces of string after taking the glue gun oof of it so we are going to get a new glue gun. Where did you get your stuff we got are stuff at Walmart next I'm a big fan of your videos I hope you love my note I also am 8 years old my name is lacey hubert my mom's name is lisa hubert I love your video's keep on being crafty
Love and hugs your number fan lacey hubert ps video is helpful
Lisa Hubert Hi Lacey. Thanks so much for watching the video! First off, I fight with my hot glue gun ALL the time - hahaha. I'm not sure how it cooperated on the video, but I always have huge strings of glue everywhere. I don't think you can avoid that with a hot glue gun. All of my supplies (ribbon and plastic headbands) came from www.reasonableribbon.com. You should take a look at the huge variety of ribbon with your Mom. The prices are great too. You are going to be very popular with your friends once they see your fantastic headbands. Maybe you can teach them how to make beautiful ribbon headbands too. Happy crafting!!!
muy hermosas diademas y lo explicas muy bien, Dios te Bendiga :)
Thank you Dina. I'm so glad you liked the video.
I love this.. thank sweetie
NÃO ENTENDOO Q VOCÊ FALA, MAS AS IMAGENS SÃO ÓTIMAS. PARABÉNS
Thanks, i love the videos
belíssimo seu trabalho, mais não entendi nada😂😂😂 😘😘😘😘 👏👏👏SUCESSO
Meu mundo cor de rosa Valdineia 💖
Buena explicación, bien entendible, gracias por compartir. Dios la bendiga.
Betty Josefa Mendoza de Numa Thank you so much for the lovely comment Betty. I'm so glad you liked the video!
Excelente explicación. Gracias
Thanks so much for the lovely comment and for watching. Happy crafting!
me encanta esto
awesome... ive been wondering how to make these. thanks for posting.
la medida de la cinta,por favor gracias
Hi I have a request. I want to make a square wreath and I want to know how to start the weaving from a corner? Or from a angle?
Reply
Hi Marilea. Thanks so much for watching. I'm not sure I really understand what you are trying to make, but I think I would try starting in the same fashion, but only tack the ribbon on so you can lift it off later. Then weave around and when you meet back up where you started, pull the beginning weaving up and try to mesh the start and the finish up as neatly as possible. I would also suggest planning a bow or some sort of embellishment in that spot which will cover the join.
Bonnie Garby ok thanks
Bonnie Garby ok thanks