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Note: One end of the bow tie is shaded for identification purposes. |
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At rest, the shaded end of the bow tie should be approx. 1" longer than the unshaded
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Cross shaded end over unshaded. |
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Push shaded end under unshaded with thumb. |
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Pull shaded end over unshaded. |
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Letting shaded end rest, form a bow with unshaded end, using thumbs and forefingers of both
hands. |
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Pull shaded end up behind unshaded end, and make another loop. |
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Still holding the unshaded bow firmly, push the shaded end behind it through the knot. |
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Pull the looped end with forefingers of both hands to lengthen the bow
and tighten the knot. |
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Here it is!
When tied successfully, there will be a looped end in front of a straight end on one side, and a straight end in front of a looped end on the other side of the bow tie. |
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