How to tie a St. George ribbon correctly and beautifully. Brooch from St. George's ribbon and bow
For the first time St. George's ribbon for the encouragement of courage andThe courage of the soldiers was established by Catherine II during the Russian-Turkish war. Many years have passed since then, and not one war, but St. George's ribbon still remains a symbol of courage, courage and strength of spirit. And today this sign of difference has another, no less important symbolism - a manifestation of deep respect and gratitude to all those who made victory over fascism a reality. But, like any other symbolic sign, the St. George ribbon should be worn correctly. In our today's article, we will tell you how to tie a St. George ribbon correctly and beautifully.
How to wear the St. George ribbon on May 9?
There are several options for how to carrySt. George ribbon on the Victory Day. The first and easiest way is to fold the tape in half and make a loop. You can also fix the tape on the outer clothing, folding it in the form of the Latin letter V, which symbolizes victory. You can also wear a ribbon in the form of a "zipper", forming from it the likeness of an inverted "I". Other simple and effective ways to tie St. George's ribbon on May 9 await you further.
How to draw a St. George ribbon can be viewed here
How to properly tie a St. George ribbon - step by step instruction
This is a very simple way, for which you will need a ribbon and a regular pin. If desired, instead of a pin, a tape tied with this method can be sewn to the outer clothing.
Necessary materials:
St. George Ribbon
pin
A step-by-step instruction on how to tie the St. George ribbon correctly:
We lay the tape horizontally on a flat surface.
Fingers of the right hand we fix the middle, and with the left hand we take the right edge of the tape.
Fix the edge with your fingers approximately in the middle of the tape.
We hold the edge and take the opposite.
We wind it in the middle of the tape.
We overlap the first end of the ribbon and straighten the middle a little to make a small bow. Fix the edges of the ribbon with a pin.
Many congratulations on Victory Day will be found here.
Brooch from St. George's ribbon with his own hands by May 9, master class with photo
The next method will require you to be creativeapproach and a little time. But your St. George ribbon, or rather, a real brooch in the form of a five-pointed star will surely attract the admiring glances of others.
The necessary materials for the brooch from the St. George's ribbon:
ribbon reps (width 2, 5 cm, length 1 m)
scissors
glue gun
brooch
the basis of felt (a circle with a diameter of 6 cm)
decor for the middle (button, bead, pearl)
tweezers
candle
Step-by-step instruction for making brooch from the St. George's ribbon:
Cut off a piece of a piece 11 cm long from the tape. Fold it in half and form a small loop on top.
Clamp the workpiece with tweezers at the base, cut off uneven edges.
Burn the edges of the workpiece over the open candle flame.
For a brooch we need 5 such blanks.
We form a star from the blanks. We glue them together.
By the middle of the star we glue the decor.
Cut off another one piece of tape about 10-15 cm long. Fold it in half and cut off the ends.
Fix the resulting tail with glue. We glue to it and a felt base with a fastener.
In conclusion, we glue the star and the tail. Our original brooch from the St. George ribbon - ready!
Ideas for original crafts on May 9 can be found here.
How to tie a ribbon from St. George's ribbon with your own hands - step by step instruction
Bant - one of the most popular forms for wearing St. George's ribbon on Victory Day. Therefore, in addition to the above described first method, we suggest that you master one more variation of a simple bow.
Required materials for the bow:
St. George Ribbon
string
A step-by-step instruction on how to tie a ribbon from St. George's ribbon:
Take the tape and, fixing the middle, add its ends in the form of a loop.
Carefully stretch the loop so that the ends of the tape do not go beyond it.
We take dark threads or a thin elastic band and fix the middle of the tape. A beautiful bow from St. George's ribbon on Victory Day - ready! Photo 21
More ideas and ways how to tie the St. George ribbon on May 9 can be seen in the video lesson.