About
A simple, hair bow made from a camera film negative strip,
I was sitting in photo class when I realized that a couple of inches from my negatives were black (and therefore, useless). Bored, I started to bend my film and realized I could make a bow. I waited til I found more useless film before I could make a how-to. My original is better than my how-to bow though > <
It's a lot easier to wear if you have light colored hair (unlike me).
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You Will Need
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Step 1Gather your supplies: film, scissors, tape, and a bobby pin.
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Step 2Cut off maybe half an inch on the film. This will later be the center of your bow.
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Step 3Find the middle of the bow and pinch it, as to make a crease.
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Step 4Bend the edge of the film to the center. Don't crease it! It will be hard to work with, but a bow looks better puffed.
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Step 5Fold in the extra film to meet the center crease. Tuck it inside the two flaps that the center crease makes. Put a small strip of tape onto it, don't worry about it being visible.
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Step 6Do the exact same thing as in steps 4 & 5 to the other side. Tape it down.
Fold the 1/2 inch piece if film in half to make two little squares. Put this piece onto the bow's front to hide the tape. Tape it on the back so it will stay.
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Step 7(It may be hard to see) Insert the bobby pin INTO one of the tape pieces already on the back. Make sure you know which way the bobby pin should go into your hair, and which side of your head you'd wear it.
And you're done!
it would look better on blondes than brunettes
because the film is dark but alls still good
Thanks for this
<3!