Hope you can help

[staceylynnsharp]

I am trying to make the multi-layered bows and for some reason they do not look right to me. It took me a long time to get my bows to look full and loopy. My question is, when you are making the multi-layered bows do you want the base bow to be more flat looking? I hope I am making sense. It seems like if the base bow is full then then I can not get the other layers to lay the correct way. Any advice will be helpful.

[jillbug1025]

If my memory is working correctly (my kids were being lil devils today!) I think I read a post made by one of the ladies here that they turn the base bow upside down. It helps with getting the spikes to lay flat and such. I hope this helps you.

[BossyBella]

Originally Posted by staceylynnsharp

I am trying to make the multi-layered bows and for some reason they do not look right to me. It took me a long time to get my bows to look full and loopy. My question is, when you are making the multi-layered bows do you want the base bow to be more flat looking? I hope I am making sense. It seems like if the base bow is full then then I can not get the other layers to lay the correct way. Any advice will be helpful.

Excellent Question! Would love to know as well...

[AprilTedder]

I suppose you can do it any way you like, but I like to make the bottom bow smaller and flatter so that the entire bow doesn't stick out and look like another head growing. LOL.

[Tammers]

I was wondering that myself!

[angelia91]

I have purchased bows from bowfairies on E-bay and the bottom bow has been turned upside down. I also bought one that I took apart to see how it was made.

Give that a try!!

Angelia