This gingham Christmas bow is woven in a pine check of hunter green, indigo, red, nutmeg, and cream, and it is big enough to hold its own on a front door, a wreath, or the top of the tree. It measures 30 inches from the top of the loop to the ends of the ties and 10 inches wide, in 100% cotton.
How do you hang a fabric bow? A sewn fabric loop on the back takes a nail, a wreath hook, or a length of twine knotted behind the greenery. On a staircase, tie it to the newel post and let the tails fall straight. On a chair, slip the loop over the top rail. Because the shape is sewn in, the loops stay full without wire.
The green and nutmeg are what make this one easy. It sits with traditional red and green, and it looks just as right beside wood, brass, and dried oranges.
Perfect for: Christmas wreaths, front doors, staircase garlands, mantels, dining chair backs, and oversized gift wrapping.
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