How to make a bow with a mask

How to make a bow with a mask is as follows:

Mask bowed:

Three-layer mask cloth, marked with Mark's strokes, (the grid is relatively simple, you can draw other patterns, you can't draw cross lines, with the help of a ruler) cut out two copies, one for 2/3 and the other for 1/3, and fold in half.

Then open it, take the crease as the center line, pull the double-sided tape into the center line and stick it, subtract the length of 1/3 from the small one, then fold and stick it to get two sizes, stick the double-sided tape on the big bottom, stick it together, pinch it up and down to get the crease and bow shape, tie it tightly with a thread, and wrap the remaining 1/3 plaid with adhesive to get a beautiful one.

After the bow is made, cut off the bottom edge of the cloth, wrap it up, stick double-sided tape at the joint, stick the cloth on, and stick the bow on to get a bracelet ornament.

Three layers, different materials, different colors and different thicknesses can be matched with different colors to get three bows.

Mask cartoon headrope, wrist rope:

This is a bit complicated. It is a two-step process: draw a cartoon pattern on a thick paper board, stick it on both sides with transparent adhesive, cut it out (I don't have cardboard, A4 paper is folded for 8 times, and it takes time to make it), rub two small circles as thin as yogurt straws, stick them well, stick double-sided adhesive on the back of the cartoon pattern, and stick the small circles for later use.

Elastic rope, two masks cut out, painted with a marker in your favorite color, preferably in contrast. One is decorated with cartoons, patchwork and lovely. There is no knot at the interface (bulging is ugly), so it is wrapped in a piece of paper and fixed with double-sided tape, which is beautiful and lovely.