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Easy Ways to Tie an Ornament Bow

By Matthew Lynch
October 26, 2023
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Introduction:

Tying a beautiful ornament bow can seem like a daunting task, but with some a few simple techniques, you can effortlessly adorn your decorations or gifts with gorgeous bows. In this article, we’ll introduce some easy methods to tie an ornament bow that will leave your friends and family impressed.

Method 1: The Classic Bow

This timeless method will have you tying perfect bows in no time:

1. Cut a length of ribbon, leaving enough length for the desired size of both the loops and tails of the bow.

2. Create a loop with one end of the ribbon, holding onto the base where it crosses.

3. Use the other end of the ribbon to create another loop of equal size as the first loop, and pass it through the back of the first loop.

4. Pull both loops gently to tighten them and adjust them until they are even in size.

5. Cut any excess ribbon from the tails as needed and trim them into neat angles.

Method 2: Forked Bow

Yes, your trusty dinner fork can help you craft beautiful bows as well!

1. Choose a standard four-pronged fork and measure a suitable length of ribbon.

2. Place the ribbon over the middle two prongs, allowing one end to hang below by roughly an inch.

3. Wrap the rest of the ribbon around all four prongs until you reach your desired thickness.

4. Loop the remaining ribbon through the center two prongs and pull down, going over what you started with on step 2.

5. With both loose ends now facing downwards, carefully tie them into a double knot. Slide it off your fork for final adjustments.

Method 3: The Fishtail Bow

This stylish variant adds a unique touch to your ornaments:

1. Cut an appropriate length of ribbon for your bow.

2. Make an initial knot in the center of the ribbon.

3. Create a loop on either side of the knot, making sure both loops are of equal size.

4. Cross the two loops in an X shape and loop one end through the middle, similar to how you would tie your shoes.

5. Pull gently to tighten and adjust until symmetrical. Trim off any excess tails.

Conclusion

With these three simple methods, you’ll be adept at tying ornament bows in no time! Whether it’s for decorating a Christmas tree or adding that final touch to a wrapped gift, these bows will elevate your presentation and add a sense of charm and elegance. Happy bow tying!

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