Start by finding the halfway point at the top of your door hanger base. Mark it with two dots.
Attach your hanging rope by stapling it securely at the marked points. Ensure the rope is tight and secure.
Step 2: Make the Bow Using the EZ Bow Maker
Measure out about 10 inches of ribbon and give it a twist. Then, measure out 6-inch loops to create the base layer of your bow.
Continue adding layers of ribbon in an “X” pattern using your bow maker. The wide ribbons should go on the bottom, with narrower ribbons layered on top.
When using patterned ribbon (like the ghost ribbon), ensure the designs are facing the right direction by giving the ribbon a twist as needed.
Step 3: Add Floral Elements
To create a fuller look without using too much product, add a floral stem directly into your bow.
Position the longer, wispy flowers towards the bottom of the bow to create a natural flow.
Step 4: Finalize the Bow
Add another layer of light pink ribbon for contrast.
Use a narrower ribbon (such as a 5/8-inch or 7/8-inch width) to hide the mechanics in the center of your bow.
Secure the bow with a pipe cleaner by sliding it out of the bow maker and giving it a tight twist.
Fluff out the loops and tails of the bow to your liking, making sure the floral elements are visible.
Step 5: Attach the Bow to the Door Hanger
Position the bow at the top of your door hanger, allowing the tails to cascade down.
Using a stapler, carefully staple the bow onto the door hanger. Staple through the bottom layer of ribbon for extra security.
Trim the ribbon tails to your desired length, ensuring they are even and neatly finished.
Step 6: Final Adjustments
Make any final adjustments to your bow, repositioning the floral elements and fluffing the loops as needed.
Check that the bow and floral elements are securely attached and that the door hanger is balanced when hung.