Deluxe Checkerboard Woven Ribbon Headband Tutorial with Really Reasonable Ribbon

Take what you learned in the basic checkerboard woven ribbon headband to the next level with this wider deluxe checkerboard woven ribbon headband. This heaband uses a 3/4" headband and 1/4" wide ribbon. A large variety of ribbons and hair accessories including 1/2" plastic headbands can be found at: www.reasonableribbon.com.

[@blancanatal2620]

Wow, love how perfect it looks considering the ends are more narrow or less wider. I will be following you.

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much Blanca. I'm so glad you liked my video. I hope you'll try to make on too. Happy crafting!

[@samanthatorres5701]

Do you have a tutorial for a 1" headband

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Not for this pattern. You could give it a try with 1/4" grosgrain, 4 wide. That would equal 1". The problem is the tapered ends of the headband. It's pretty hard already with the 3/4" headband and the 1" headband tapers almost the same amount and now you would be adding another 1/4" of ribbon to try to ease in to place. I don't thing the ends would finish nicely. If you want to do a 1" headband, try one of the other weave styles. Happy crafting!

[@embracetruthecho]

Why do you heat seal the ribbons if they are going to be glued underneath another ribbon? There's no way it can fray when it is glued under other ribbons. Is there a reason to seal the ends in a case like that?

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much for watching! Technically, you could get away with only sealing the bottom most piece on the starting end as that is the only one that will be exposed. I seal them all just as a habit and also so there are no annoying fraying pieces while I'm working. On the finishing end, you can to run the lighter around the entire thing as there are most exposed cut edges. It's preference. I'd rather over-seal than miss an end and it just takes a second. Just be sure to hit all the ends that will be exposed. Happy crafting!

[@christinaalvarez9298]

love this pattern made it a year ago

[@aleidabaptista322]

amiga cuanto metro utilizo de cinta gracias

[@L.sabore]

beautiful I'm a big fan

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thank you so much for watching and leaving me such a nice comment. I hope you'll try this great checkerboard headband. Happy crafting!

[@bargeld09]

Hi I have a request. I want to make a square wreath and I want to know how to start the weaving from a corner? Or from a angle? Reply

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Hi Marilea. Thanks so much for watching. I'm not sure I really understand what you are trying to make, but I think I would try starting in the same fashion, but only tack the ribbon on so you can lift it off later. Then weave around and when you meet back up where you started, pull the beginning weaving up and try to mesh the start and the finish up as neatly as possible. I would also suggest planning a bow or some sort of embellishment in that spot which will cover the join.

[@lindamotley6217]

Love this..thank you!

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

You're welcome and thank YOU for watching Linda. I hope you are enjoying making these fun woven ribbon headbands. Happy crafting!

[@minaamorales1922]

Alguien sabe cuántos metros de cinta de utilizan?

[@tanishakapoor7872]

can i use less wider hairband????

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much for watching. For this particular headband, you need the 3/4" width because you are using three pieces of 1/4" ribbon which side by side equal 3/4". Happy crafting!

[@tanishakapoor7872]

Thanks...its excellent design.!

[@kaleightucker3432]

How do I receive a monthly supply of your ribbon you showed?

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much for watching Kaleigh. You can join the RRR Monthly Ribbon Club using this link: www.reasonableribbon.com/category.php?category_id=244 Happy crafting!

[@mariamadrinh2656]

Gostei ficou muito linda

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much for watching Maria. I'm so glad you like the headband. Happy crafting!

[@albaluciapinedadiaz8338]

buenas noches ,disculpa podrias colocar las medidas de las cintas el largo y el ancho escritas en cms ,soy de colombia y solo se por cms gracias un abrazo

[@bonniegarbydesigns]

Thanks so much for watching. You can easily find a measurement conversion chart online to convert the measurements.