Tutorial: How to make Korker Ribbon
I really love the look of Korker Ribbon and the fun it can add to a hair clip, a gift or other accessories. I have been asked many times how to make them so I decided to do a tutorial for you all. Here is the step by step tutorial:
Preheat oven to 200 degrees
The supplies that you will need:
Ribbon- I use most ribbon that are 3/8 inch wide but I have also use smaller and a little bigger
1/4 inch wood dowels
Wood clothes pins
Scissors
Baking sheet covered in foil or a foil pan like in the picture above
Start by securing the end of the ribbon to the end of the dowel with a clothes pin
Roll the ribbon down the dowel rod until you are at the end. Cut the ribbon.
Secure the end with another clothes pin
NOTE: I am using a bunch of scrap ribbon in the tutorial so I have 2 pieces per dowel.
Usually I use new ribbon and do one full dowel per ribbon color.
Once you have all your ribbon rolled place them into your pan.
You can stack them, so fill it up as much as you want.
Put them in the oven for 20 minutes at 200 degrees.
Once they come out let them sit for awhile to cool.
After they are cool unravel them from the dowels.
And this is what you should have!
Use them to add to a bow, use them on a gift, in decorations etc.
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Nichole
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DeleteWhat a great idea! I will have to make these and put them on my flower hair clips. Thanks for sharing :)
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DeleteOmg, what a great idea! I was just looking thru your blog and you have some GREAT ideas and crafts. I am not so crafty so I def. found some inspiration. Thank you! :)
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This is a great tutorial. Makes me want that little girl even more :) hope you have a great weekend. Thanks for sharing!
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DeleteVery nice. It looks great and it's so simple!
ReplyDeleteI'd just leave the ribbon connected and instant magin wands. Thanks for the idea!
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Thank you for this! I have a little girl that I can't wait to make these for! We are your newest followers! http://moresisterstuff.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! They are really cute on hair clips and accessories.. Enjoy!
DeleteOh wow, how cute are those little ribbons! Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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DeleteWhat a great tutorial. I want to make some of those for my Christmas decorations. Thanks so much for sharing. I love them. :)
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