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6th April 12, 07:39 PM
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 Originally Posted by creagdhubh
This may seem a wee bit neurotic and I may possess too much attention to detail, but I suppose that is the clean-cut Marine in me!
I feel your pain for the same reasons I've asked this myself before, and have been tying, and re-tying for months. I can't seem to do it. I get a good bow but a bad knot or a good knot and a bad bow. I've given up and have gone with ironing them flat, then trimming them just short enough to not be poked in an eye during wind.
Advice I remember from my question was having a florist tie me a separate bow and then just sew it on. Possibility for ya?
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