Packaging creates approximately 70% of the gift experience. A modest present in a luxurious box with a bow will evoke much stronger emotions than a rich present in a nondescript wrapper. Therefore, it is so important to pick up a bright, beautiful box and decorate it by tying a bow to match. The choice of how to tie a bow depends on the length and width of the ribbon from which it will be made, as well as the material
Instructions
Step 1
To tie a terry bow, use a long, narrow ribbon that is tight enough to hold its shape. Roll it into several rings in a spiral, the inner diameter will match the diameter of the future bow loops.
Step 2
Smooth out the loops. Cut corners at the edges of the tape from a third of the width to 1 cm in length. Fold the tape along the notches.
Step 3
Tie a narrow place (corresponding to the cutouts) with a thin thread. Fluff the bow while removing the hinges. Glue to the box, cut off the ends.
Step 4
Classic bow. Take heavy tape. Leave the ponytails at about a quarter of the length, connect the ends, delimited by your fingers, with the fabric of the tape almost in the middle to make loops.
Step 5
Place the right loop over the left, wrap it around it, thread it through the loop between the two large loops. Straighten the bow so that it is symmetrical and even, flatten the ribbon. Glue the bow to the box.
