Question about layered bows?

[SandyL]

So, when you make a layered boutique bow and you have 2 bows on top of each other, do you make the bottom bow the same shape as the top one, only bigger? I've seen many layered bows (with fringe and loops) and in pics you can't really see the bottom bow. Like most top bows are boutique/butterfly bows that I've seen but I can't tell if the bottom one is also a boutique bow. Do you layer them top on top bottoms together facing each other?

ETA: Look at these beautiful bows.

Etsy :: teachemyoung :: Ginger Blossom Hair Bows M2M with Pink and Cream

Are those bottom bows bottom to bottom or on top of each other facing up? Does that make sense? Her bottom bows are so nicely shaped. Is the bottom bow bigger that the top? It's so hard to tell in pictures. Great bow though.

Thanks,
Sandy

[SandyL]

Originally Posted by jillbug1025

Those bows are beautiful! I would think the bottom bow is bigger than the top. I make mine layered bottom to bottom. My spikes seem to lay flat better that way. Learned that tip from a hipgirl! I *think* thats a boutique bow on the bottom but I'm not a bow genius like most of these wonderful crafty ladies on here!

Thanks. I thought those bows were bottom to bottom.

[intandem]

Lightbulb! Bottom to bottom! I have been working on that style bows and can't seem to get it. It is because I need to turn the bow over!! I can't believe it is that easy. Thanks so much.

[becciboo]

Excuse my dumb question...but what does "bottom to bottom" mean?

Thanks in advance

[missykay]

It means, the bottom side of the bow, like the side that's kinda ugly where the peaks arn't perfet and also are sewed on (if you sew your bows), are placed together so that they lay flush with eachother. I hope that helps. It sounds kinda kinky, huh. lol!!!