How to Tie Red Street Tree Christmas Bows | House of Adorn

Red tree bows are a great way to add some Christmas flair to your street, and a simple alternative to Christmas lights or lawn decorations. In this video, Kim from House of Adorn takes you through how to tie a large bow using red tulle.
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Get your whole community involved, and line your street with red bows this Christmas.
We recommend using about 5-7 metres of tulle, depending on the size of your tree. You can buy tulle on our website at www.houseofado...

[@Zer-o-ne]

Thank U for cutting out the most important part..?!

[@Houseofadorn]

Hello! We're sorry to hear you're finding our tutorial lacking. Let us know if you have any additional questions, or check out our written instructions at www.houseofadorn.com/blog/how-to-decorate-your-street-with-giant-tree-bows

[@jeremyrealtor]

How wide was the piece of fabric?
Great video!

[@kimmcmillan1418]

Hi Jeremy, Thank you for watching and our apologies for missing your question from a few months ago! The piece of fabric used in this video was approximately 1.25 metres wide and 5 metres long. Best wishes!

[@BB-oh5vm]

i have a feeling the wind will not keep its shape

[@Houseofadorn]

Hi B B, Thank you for taking the time to comment. Yes, if it is very windy then it might not keep its exact original shape but it will still look great and full for some time. Best wishes, House of Adorn.

[@khatoonsalma4942]

Wow 🇵🇰

[@northestfood7649]

Can i maake this with creb pepper

[@Houseofadorn]

Hi Northeast Food, Thank you for watching our video and contacting us. You can certainly try using that paper however if it rains, the paper bow might not hold up well. Whereas the stiff tulle is suitable for most weather conditions. Wishing you all the best! Warm regards, House of Adorn