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@@allimimi thank you

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@@cya-ge5wm9vm7b I agree!

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@@simonephanord4939 what I did is loop the ribbon 3 times. Make sure to twist the ribbon every after loop to make sure to show the good side of the ribbon. ☺️

@@Leila-e7c I normally shake anything in a can just to make sure hehe

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@@marshaanderson9176 thank you

@@jaquataholseykirby5375 they’re so pretty

@@Olijayfamilyvlog8802 very pretty

Can you make an actual video instead of short?

@@LoriBranson-ue4ci it is a wired ribbon☺️

Can you make a video where you show how to make that bow please?! Mine looks like the first one I don’t know what I’m doing wrong

@ the key is to fluff it out. And make the loop bigger. ☺️

@@BekesaLScotland 1 roll of ribbon is 10meters. I have used 2 rolls for each ribbon

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@@lynnbairefoot6016 thank you! Check out other reels I have posted. This is just a part of the series I have posted for this tree. ☺️

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@@maybirdbax9579 salamat! ☺️

@@karenkinyone613 I understand, unfortunately I have to squeeze all the process in my reel video. Here’s the instructions you can follow. 1. Create Balanced Loops • Start by making three loops of ribbon near the top of the tree, as this adds fullness and draws attention upward. As you work your way down, reduce the loops to just two on the lower sections. This gradual reduction gives a natural flow and keeps the tree from looking too crowded. 2. Secure with Twist Ties • Use twist ties to secure your ribbon. Not only do they keep your loops in place, but they’re also easy to hide within the tree. Secure the ribbon both at the loop and where it connects to the tree to ensure it stays in place. 3. Create Big, Fluffy Loops • When making loops on the tree, pull the ribbon outwards away from the branches. This technique ensures you get large, voluminous loops that stand out. After pulling the ribbon out, bring it back to the branch and secure it with a twist tie. 4. Use Branch Tips for Extra Hold • To keep things neat and natural-looking, utilize the tree branches/tips themselves to tuck in and secure your ribbon loops. This eliminates the need for too many additional ties and blends the ribbon seamlessly into the tree. 5. Follow the Tree’s Shape • When cascading ribbon down the tree, make sure the flow of the ribbon follows the body of the tree. Start at the top and guide it in gentle curves, allowing the ribbon to naturally flow with the tree’s triangular shape. This keeps the look cohesive and polished.n 6. Finish with a Fishtail • At the end of your ribbon strands, cut the ribbon into a triangle shape to create a beautiful fishtail. Bonus Tip: Layer Multiple Ribbons • For added dimension, consider layering two or three different types of ribbon-mixing wired ribbons with satin or sheer options for added texture and depth. By following these steps, you’ll create a striking and elegant ribbon display that enhances the beauty of your Christmas tree.

@ OMG TY SO MUCH ! you really didn’t have to do this I appreciate it so much ♥️🎄🧑‍🎄

@@Jo_5322 thank you! Yes that’s true. Decorations here in Australia are expensive.

@ruviemanansala9390 here in Canada too..I love the way you decorate..done subscribe ❤❤❤

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@@edwardsdina thank you! This is just a part of a series videos for this tree. Check out other short videos in my channel to see the full decorations. Enjoy watching!

Yes correct

@@chiquillatb1691 🤩 thank you

@@sharonhatten4879 you can use craft wire or floral wire ☺️

@@sharonhatten4879 you can use a craft wire or floral wire☺️

@@Rs-jh3cm thank you!

@@alma9190 this is a 7.5ft tree

Ok thanks

@@amandadraeger2136 I’ve used 2 rolls of each ribbon. Each roll is 10m.

@@TheNgheuhapxa I bought it in local store called granite Christmas Farm at Stantorphe. ☺️

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