How to Tie a Perfect Bow

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[philipcaseyfilms]

This video would be great if it didn’t change camera angles when you need to see it from the top.

[papaziomotovlog]

Dear Mrs. Griffith,
I am writing to express my gratitude for your previous version of the video (the one with the red ribbon, which comment section is disabled). Three years ago I was dealing with a strict budget for my wedding. Long story short, we had to cut the budget for the invitation cards department. We couldn't afford fancy invitation cards from the vendor. With the power of love, I crafted our own wedding invitation cards, wrapped in beautiful 'expensive-looking' ribbons which I learned how to tie from your video. My guests thought they were expensive and luxury invitation cards. Too bad I don't have a picture of it anymore, but I assure you, you saved our wedding. We just had our 3rd anniversary last month and gifted with a handsome baby boy. :)

[zaraadn]

Would be better if the camera angle is fixed to just the top. Confusing to follow with the different angles.

[nahalbahr]

Thank you this was so helpful. I agree with some of the comments. The camera angle is funky. It took me watching it 5-6 times to figure it out but once I did it was perfect. Thank you for sharing

[mariahawk]

Instructions top over top instructions helped had to rewatch several times to get it right. I need to see this in slow motion.... very nice bows Thanks!

[Eclecticajewels]

Would be a great video if the camera angle was coming from the person's point of view and yes, it STAYED there.

[mallowfully]

I keep getting stuck on the second loop :(

[atomics_]

Thank you so much, im tying this to a teddy bear to gift it to my girlfriend because its her birthday soon. I thank you so much for having a tutorial like this.

[toveduritaaskham]

Thank you. I need to make beautiful bows for my granddaughters national costume. It is for her bonnet.

[cutiep]

Was struggling for 15 minutes till I watched. Thanks so much!!

[adbef]

among all the videos about bow, yours is the Best!

[christianchavez]

Thank you so much! I tried learning using other people’s tutorials but they didn’t explain it as well or demonstrate it as well as you did

[relikvia]

This is so freaking complicated. I can't even. How does anyone actually do this?

[mesugo]

First time I've gotten it right! Nice little video, saved for future projects. Thanks!

[anyanaylor]

Thankyou! I'm doing some last minute mothers day wrapping and I couldn't figure out how to make the bow.

[warrenser]

Thanks for help. This video is much better than others tutorials! Appreciate it

[viatrixz]

THANK YOU MISS LIA GRIFFITH!!! IT IS CHRISTMAS TIME AND WE NEED BOWS!!!

[SimpLeeBeth]

What can I say? They're PERFECT! 😂❤

[ladyloneill]

Well done. Thank you. Camera work on How to Tie a Tiffany Box was better/easier to follow along.

[DJMChicago]

I actually appreciated the changing camera angles, since they showed where the second loop got pushed through. In the older version of this video, I had a hard time figuring out where the ribbon went through to form the second loop. I eventually figured it out using practice ribbon. However I think the second half of this video would have been easier to follow if the instructions were presented from the very beginning, and not with the first knot already done. If you are feeling confused, you want to see the entire process step-by-step, with no shortcuts, even if a seemingly simple one.