Download Article Show Download Article Tying a bow is an elegant, symmetrical, visually-pleasing way to finish wrapping a package. Fancier decorative bows may be used to accessorize outfits or create decorations for weddings and other special events. Learn how to tie a basic bow, a looped bow, and a floral bow.
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Advertisement ReferencesAbout This ArticleArticle SummaryX To tie a bow, start by tying a knot in the center of a piece of ribbon or string. If you're tying the bow around a package, wrap it around the package first and then tie the knot. Next, make a loop with the ribbon to the left of the knot. Then, make a second loop with the ribbon to the right of the knot and tie the 2 loops together like you would if you were tying your shoes. Finally, tighten the bow and adjust the 2 loops so they're the same size. To learn how to tie a looped bow or a floral bow, scroll down! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 1,432,290 times. Reader Success Stories
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