Sash & Bow

So we're going to start by taking either an organza or satin sash, whatever you're using. And we're going to make sure first that the ends are even, Okay, we're going to take the sash be Alrighty, next we're going to take the top and take it over the bottom and under. So we get a nice tight pull, Alrighty, well the next t So you're going to take one and two and we're going to tie them one over the other and knot them on flux. So now what I find is when you first do it, if I let go of t So what I do is I would usually pull it around the opposite way and then simply fluff those ends up so you get a nice looking bow. And there you have it. Gorgeous. Alrighty, the second one we're going to do today is the swag and I'm going to use a satin piece of material. Simply because you'll usually find that the satin sash are significantly shorter than the organza so it works better for t So again we're going to make sure our ends are even. We're going to take it behind the chair So we're going to knot it once, pull it tight and knot it a second time. Alrighty, then we're going to square off the two pieces, take one on top of the other and we're going to simply pull it under and over. Okay, and there you have it. Alrighty, the third is quite a time cons It's called the rosette or the flower. So we're going to make sure that our two pieces of organza lengths are even and we're going to take it be We're going to get a pro at t Because it is time cons In a couple of minutes per chair it does add up and it's better else spent elsewhere. Okay, so you've got your two lengths here and what we're simply going to do is cross one over the top of the other and vice versa. Okay, so Now, you can take it all the way to the very end. I personally prefer to leave a little bit on the end and you'll see why shortly. Take it a little bit further. When I get to the point that I want I'm going to tie it up and give it a knot. Okay, so just Now what I'm going to start doing is twisting the fabric until it buckles a little bit. So you'll see here that you can start to make it turn around itself. Again. Forming that rose shape. Now if you wanted just a single solid rose then you would have continued it all the way to the end and tucked the material be I personally So we're going to take it over, be And there you have it. Gorgeous rose. Alrighty, the fourth one we're going to do today is where we're going to tie it off to the side. So I'm going to take that black organza once again. I'm going to start by pulling it tightly over one arm of the chair. Bringing it to the other arm of the chair. And sorry, you should actually be checking that your two pieces are even. Okay. And then I'm going to cross it over and bring it back again. So you can see that it creates that nice crisscross. Okay. And then on this side of the chair, which is where the two pieces meet, I'm going to tie it off And a lovely suggestion if you're thinking of doing this for your ceremony is to have the aisle tied off So just the chairs of the aisle. And then you could use something And that looks gorgeous, I t Okay. And the last one we're going to do today is one that generally you can only do if you're using an Americana chair. If you're doing t So I'm going to take my length of material, ensure that the two ends are even. Take one over the top Okay. Bring it in nice and tightly. And tie it off at the base. Okay. And then I'm simply just going to do a bow. Okay. And that's my fifth and final way to tie a chair sash. If you've got some other suggestions or if you'd thewettingurus. blogspot. com. You'll be able to find there some other DIY projects and some other inspiring ideas for your upcoming wedding or event. Thank you and we'll Bye-bye.