To start, go ahead and open up the en pointe bow contents and lay out all of the pieces.

You should have one long pink satin ribbon, one heart embellishment, and one alligator clip.

To start, make an L with your left hand, palm facing away from you. Pick up the ribbon and hold it with your left hand pinky, ring, and middle fingers like so. There should be about 14 inches of fabric at the end.

Next you are going to wrap the ribbon over your thumb and behind your index finger, like so. 

Continue this motion three more times, so you end up with three loops on your thumb and two loops on your index finger.

When you are wrapping the ribbon around your fingers, try to keep your hands as wide as possible.

Now, take the remaining ribbon and lift it up, over and under back through the bottom hole.

Once you’ve threaded the tail back through, flip your hand over so your palm is now facing you. Take the tail and lift it up, over and through this middle piece. Make sure you enter the loop going left to right.

After you’ve threaded the tail through, flip your hand back over, and pull the knot tight by pulling down to your left.

From here, you can make some small adjustments to the loops to get the exact shape you want.

You should have two loops on either side of the bow and the tails should be about equal length. 

If the tails are not equal length, try adjusting how much excess fabric you use at the start. 

If the bow loops are lopsided, you can gently pull on them to make them even. 

Now looking at your bow, determine which side looks the best. Usually there is a good side and bad side.

Once you’ve determined which side you like best, lay the bow with the bad side down. 

It’s time to attach your heart shaped gem. There are many ways you can attach the gem, but I like to put it right in the middle like so.

Make sure you push the gem tightly against the ribbon to secure it.

Now grab your alligator clip. 

Peel the backing off the adhesive and add the clip to the backside of your bow. Make sure you push hard to secure the clip.

Fun feature: the velcro clip can be removed and flipped around so you can wear it on either side of your head.

And there you have it! You've crafted your very own en pointe bow! 

To start, go ahead and open up the lacy, oh lacy bow contents and lay out all of the pieces.

You should have 1 piece of white lace ribbon, 1 velcro strip, 1 white lace centerpiece, 1 circular embellishment, and 1 alligator clip.

To start, find your long piece of white lace ribbon and lay it on the table in an upside-down U, like so.

The sides of the U should be equal lengths. 

Then take both sides and cross them. They should cross about half way up the ribbon, but you can adjust this distance based on how large you want the loops to be. Crossing higher up will make the loops smaller, whereas crossing farther down will make the loops larger.

Now take the center of this top loop and bring it down to meet the crossed section.

Scrunch these two parts together.

Now find the strip of velcro.

While holding the scrunched part together, wrap the velcro around the center, putting the hard velcro side down first and wrapping the soft side to meet it.

If you want to adjust the loop sizes, this is the time to do it. Just remove the velcro and start over, crossing the ribbon either higher or lower depending on your liking. Again, just make sure the tails are even.

Now wrap the centerpiece around the center of the bow over the velcro. Make sure the velcro and centerpiece hooks together on the backside of the bow.

Now it’s time to place your embellishment. With the good front side of your bow facing up, place the rhinestone circle in the center of the bow like this - or you can place it anywhere else on the bow you’d like.

Once you’ve added your embellishment, flip your bow over to the back side and attach your clip to the center of the bow like so. Make sure you push hard to adhere the clip to the bow.

Fun feature: the velcro clip can be removed and flipped around so you can wear it on either side of your head.

​​And there you have it! You've crafted your very own lacy, oh lacy bow!

To start, open up the black swan bow contents and lay out all of the pieces.

You should have 3 pieces of black velvet ribbon, 1 black velvet centerpiece, 8 velcro circles, 1 sheet of pearl embellishments, and 1 alligator clip.

Find the longer piece of black velvet ribbon and fold it in half to get a center crease line.

Now take the double sided tape and stick it in the center of the ribbon where the crease line is. Push down hard, then remove the other side’s backing. Fold one end of the ribbon in and stick it to the tape. But make sure to only use up half of the tape since you need the other half for the other side.

Repeat this step on the other side.

Once both sides are taped, find the small piece of black velvet fabric with velcro attached to its ends. Take that small piece and wrap it around the middle. 

Make sure the velvet side is facing out with the velcro in the back. This piece should also be centered in the middle of your two loops.

Next, we’re going to attach the bow’s tails. Find the other two pieces of black velvet ribbon. These should be the same length. And then find your velcro circles. 

Take one of the black velvet ribbon pieces and stick a scratchy-sided velcro dot onto the ribbon. Place the dot at the top of the ribbon and stick it to the side with the velvet. 

Now take one of the soft-sided velcro dots and attach it to the scratchy-sided velcro dot secured on the tail. The pieces should come together with the velcro sides facing each other, and the sticky side facing out.

Once the velcro is attached, stick the tail on the backside of your loops, slightly off center. Press down hard to secure the tail to the loop.

Repeat this process for the other tail, making sure to attach the velcro dot to the velvet side of the ribbon.

The remaining 4 velcro circles are there as extras in case you need them.

Now that you’ve attached the tails, you can adjust their angle by unsticking the velcro and re-attaching the tail at the desired angle. I like to place mine like this.

It’s time to add the pearls. You can use as many pearls as you want and place them in whatever way you like. I like to place them all over the bow like this.

Make sure to press down hard so they stick.

Here are a few other examples of how you could apply the pearls.

Once you have your pearls placed to your liking, you are ready to add the clip.

Unpeel the backing from the clip and stick it to the center back of your bow like this. Make sure to press down hard to secure it to the fabric.

Fun feature: the velcro clip can be removed and flipped around so you can wear it on either side of your head.

And there you have it! You've crafted your very own black swan bow!