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Tulle Pew Bows

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Tulle pew bows can add a huge decorating element to your wedding for a relatively cheap cost. Tulle comes in a large array of colors and is very easy to work with. One note, however . . . don't store your creations in a plastic bag or Rubbermaid box. Pin the tails of the bow and hang on a plastic clothes hanger. Otherwise they get crushed very easily and are hard to restore to their former fluffiness.

Tulle is usually available on a 6" roll or on a bolt as you would find in a fabric store. The simple bow below has loops and is made in a similar manner as a satin pew bow. Be sure to check out my easy
tulle bow tutorial.

This tulle bow, however, is made a little differently. I use a Mini Deco in the center to allow you to insert either fresh or silk flowers. I have easy
step by step directions
for making these bows as well. They look really hard - but they're not!
Using different colors of tulle or assorted varieties of flowers can make the bows for your wedding look very customized.

Create a different look by adding a few stems of flowers and tying a length of tulle around the tails so they fan out instead of falling straight down.

This photo of a
lovely pew bow
was submitted by one of the brides who is a fan of my website. Thank you, Lynn, for sharing!
Lynn dethorned two roses, added a sprig of Babies Breath and attached a puffy bow beneath the roses. She then tied them to a pew end. Beautiful!

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