DIY Mini Bow Ties to Dress Up the Party

These DIY Mini Bow Ties dress up the party for any celebration! This easy diy project can dress up your drinks and more. See how to make them here.

These fstive DIY mini bow ties are a fun and unique way to dress up glasses and more for New Years Eve, Awards Viewing parties, and milestone celebrations.

Ever since I published these ideas for an Oscars viewing party last year, I’ve gotten emails and feedback asking about how I made the mini bow ties that adorn the champagne glasses.  I decided this would be a great time to share a diy tutorial for them. Especially since I used them once again in this years Oscar themed party here.

This is a simple little project but I think the result can make a great impact especially for New Years Eve, or other glamorous or formal celebration.  Once you make a batch of these mini bow ties you can dress up glasses, drink stir sticks, even use them as photo booth props.  Here’s how to do it.

• I think these glasses look cute lined up on the “red carpet.”  Just use another strip of red felt to create this look.

• Here I used the glasses as a vessel to hold cotton candy sticks.

• And you can make your own drink stir sticks with them too.

Let me know if you make these, and tell me what you think.  Cheers!

How to make DIY Mini Bow ties

Supplies:

• Black felt fabric sheets, from the craft store
• black adhesive gemstones
• glue gun & glue stick
• scissors and glue dots

Cut the felt into rectangles about 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches.

Cut a strip for each rectangle that is about 1/2 inch wide, or a little less.

Pinch the rectangle in the middle so the pleats are nice and neat.  Wrap the thinner strip around and cut off the excess length.

Use the glue gun to add a small dollop of hot glue to the strip {on the back side of the bow} and secure it.  Let dry for a few minutes.

Place a glue dot to the back of the bow tie and attach it to your glass.  Use 2 or 3 adhesive gemstones underneath for “buttons.”

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