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How To Make A Patchwork Bow (Easy DIY)

Liza Taylor Handmade

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In today's video I walk you through how to make a fun and versatile patchwork bow! Grab your favorite fabrics and join me in the sewing room!

Fabric used in this video is the new "Feels Like Home" collection by Amber Johnson for Riley Blake Designs.

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15 Comments

@angelaoleksuik2949 11 months ago

I made a Halloween version with burnt orange, cream, hunter green and black solids. I love it! Thanks for the tutorial!

@barbaraspindler4033 1 year ago

I've been asked by my daughter to make a bow for the new nursery. She picked out quilting strips in the nursery colors and with following this video I suddenly have ALL the confidence in making the perfect bow!!!! Thank you so much for your clear and easy to listen to instructions! Off I go!!!! <3

@susieinthecountry4434 1 year ago

thanks for taking the time to share your instructions on this super cute idea! I may create one for my front door from my scraps♥

@authenticallyamber99 9 months ago

Sew cute! Making one now! :) Thanks for sharing!

@nk3850 11 months ago

I'm starting out a patchwork bow to put atop my christmas tree, made with my husband's provincial tartan featured in the bow. I just happen to have 8 lovely scraps of fabric that will work out very nicely together! This is my first quilting project ever so I'm having to look up other videos to make sure I'm getting the process right (I don't want to incorrectly assume anything along the way, since my background is hobby dressmaking). This seems like such a lovely first quilting project! Since I need my bow to sort of stand up on its own, I plan to not only starch it (I'll have to do it at the end, since I have already started cutting my squares) but also to include quilting batting in the middle. Thus I may end up making my bow differently (in three pieces, the bow, the tails, and the centre knot) so that there isn't too much bulk. Its a gorgeous bow though and I'm excited to finish!

@Kate-rc6rs 1 year ago

Love this! I'm going to try to make one. Will share pics!!!

@hannarosemeixell3425 2 years ago

So helpful! Love this!

@monicac8772 2 years ago

So cute. Thank you.

@UNBIASEDLLC 2 years ago

TFS this came out really nice.

@carolinefortheloveofcrochet 2 years ago

What a sweet little project. thank you for Sharing. this fits with the Cottage core theme that is really popular.

@gmorris2819 10 months ago (edited)

Maybe a lightweight fusible fleece would be enough to add some body but not make it too bulky to tie? Love the project! Thanks for the easy instructions!

@LauraRossi-x6o 10 months ago

This is so adorable! What are the overall measurements of the finished bow please??

@saxbandmom1313 9 months ago

Can you do bigger square size ?

@DanaBlakeman 1 year ago

Can you put batting in between the strips or would it be too bulky to tie?

@marciafarquer2920 10 months ago

Do you think you could sandwich batting and still make the bow so it wouldn’t be quite as floppy? I was thinking about just using a bow for a door hanger. Thoughts?