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I consider myself fat fingered and not particularly crafty and I made bows you see above, all six of them, in about twenty minutes using the Bow Master and the Deluxe Ribbon Slitter/Curler.
You can buy ready-made, one color bows at the $.99 cent store, slap them on a gift and be done with it , Or, if you take pride in the things you do and are willing to take the little extra time it takes to do something well; then you might want to use our BowMaster Bow Makers along with the Ribbon Slitter/Curler we feature on this site. You can then wrap gifts that reflect a little more character and caring. We believe you'll agree, that a well wrapped gift is similar to a hand written letter; it says you took the time to care about someone.
The Ribbon Slitter/Curler is a no brainer to use and creates a nice look for the ends of ribbons. The BowMaster Bow Maker , however, is going to require about ten minutes reading and following the directions to get the process down. If you can't spare the time to read the directions, you should pass on this one and go back to the $.99 cent store.
If you like creative flexibility, this little device gives it to you. If you look closely at some of the bows above, You'll see I used two different ribbons to make the bows. You can use more ribbons and/or go around the points more times. Either way gives more variety to the look of the bow. You will require a stapler to use this tool properly.
Each Bow Master is made of flexible PVC about 1/20th of an inch thick. When you read the directions and make your first one you'll see why they were made so thin.
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