And then, I have my ghost ribbon, which I just love. I’ve already dovetailed the ends, but just in case you’re not familiar with dovetailing, all I’m going to do is fold it in half, and I’m going to cut at a diagonal, from the end to the tip. And so, that’s how you get these really cool-shaped dovetails. Hi, I’m Sandy Sandler, the creator of the Bowdabra Bow Maker. Today, I’m going to show you how to make this really fun, ghostly DIY Halloween door bow. So, let’s get started. All-Weather Wonder: Crafted from a high-quality, weather-resistant net, this door bow laughs in the face of rain! Say goodbye to shrinking or drooping decorations; our bow remains pristine and perfect, rain or shine. So now, I’m going to fold this piece in half, and I’m going to just place this down into my Bowdabra. And I’m going to take my other tails and lay those in. And I’m just going to kind of shape everything so it goes all over and looks really pretty when it’s on your door. Then, I’m going to take this first piece of ribbon, and take the right side of it and push it down, and just kind of scrunch that into my Bowdabra. I’m going to fold this over, again, take the right side of the ribbon and scrunch it down. And we’re going to make a graduated bow here. So, each of these pieces of ribbon is a little smaller than the next. Continue making the bow Now I’ll just knot it one more time. And then let’s bring it around here, and we’ll just shape it. And bring these around through here. And now, you have this absolutely super, super simple DIY Halloween door bow.

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