2
Right
then
2
Left.
This
row
of
loops
are
½”
bigger
than
1R
‐
1L.
Want
a
fuller
bow
–
move
on
to
3
R
‐
3L,
etc.
Now
notice
A
‐
B
‐
C
‐
D
‐
E.
A
set
of
13
fingers
has
been
included
for
1”
Ribbon
and
smaller
to
be
used
on
Row
A.
The
size
of
the
bow
is
determined
by
which
row
you
work
on.
Small
Bow
–
Row
A,
then
each
letter
B
‐
C
‐
D
‐
E
the
bow
becomes
bigger.
The
fullness
of
the
bow
or
how
many
loops
the
bow
has
is
determined
by
how
many
times
you
go
around
each
finger
‐
C,
1R
‐
1L,
2R
‐
2L,
etc.
The
style
of
the
bow
is
determined
by
mixing
the
use
of
fingers
on
different
rows,
an
example
of
this
will
follow.
Figure
2
The
bow
pictured
in
Figure
3
is
a
basic
3
‐
ribbon
bow
using
1
yard
–
24
inches
of
each
ribbon.
The
ribbon
is
2
½
inches
wide
or
#40
ribbon.
This
is
a
very
nice
large
package
bow!
You
will
also
need
1
piece
of
26
‐
gauge
wire
cut
to
about
18
inches.
Figure
3
Step
1
Sit
the
hand
on
your
work
surface
with
the
spool
holder
sitting
on
the
Right
Always
even
if
you
are
left
‐
handed.
It
is
a
right
to
left
hand
movement.
You
will
be
using
both
hands
equally!
Next,
place
the
fingers
in
position,
the
flat
end
goes
in
the
holes,
the
tapered
end
of
the
finger
goes
up.
The
ends
of
the
fingers
are
tapered
so
the
ribbon
easily
glides
over
them.
Place
fingers
as
shown
in
Figure
4.
Base
finger,
then
center
finger
on
Row
C
–
Finger
1R
‐
1L
–
Finger
2R
‐
2L,
also
on
Row
C.
