Korkers

I heard of someone using vinegar loops to stay even if they are washed. What process do you use?

Any other tips on how to make ribbon bows or korkers perfect?
Thank you!

This site talks about how to use vinegar in hair bows or korkes Corker, and how to do all kinds of bows:

http://www.everythingsewing.net/ribbon_b ...

I never did it myself so I can not say it will work. They say to soak in vinegar and then wind the ribbon around a wooden dowel the width you want and then cook in the oven.

However, I think this type of bow or straighten wither when / if it is wet. Vinegar helps to define or set the color and cooking it dries in the shape you set, but again, if it is wet it will not.

Cooking is the key! It melts into the fibers is a bit safer and poly loop. I tested both the above methods and bakery held its ribbon loop through washing. See things Girly wesite for some very good advice more! Flag