Material preparation: ribbons.

1, grab the bow a little first, tie the length of the ear in a knot, lower left and upper right, and notice that the left is longer than the right. ?

2. Wrap the ribbon on the left around the ear at the top of the knot. Pay attention to the order of right turn, left turn and right turn.

3. Wrap the ribbon on the right from above. ?

4. Like the method of tying a single bow, go around and grab an ear to pass through. ?

5. Pull the two rear ears to both sides at the same time to tighten, and then slowly adjust the size of both ears.

6. After tensioning. ?

The meaning of bow and related records:

First, meaning.

Butterflies have been regarded as a symbol of love since ancient times, implying the truth of life and death. Colorful butterfly shapes are often used in wedding accessories, which means that the bride and groom can love each other for life and grow old together.

2. Because the words "butterfly" and "blessing" in the bow are homophonic, it is considered as a symbol of luck and auspiciousness, and wearing a necklace with a bow also implies good luck. Naturally, the beautiful figure of bow has become an eternal theme in jewelry. Nowadays, many brands use bows in all kinds of jewelry, which can not only bring beauty to customers, but also bring good luck and blessings.

3. The shape of bow comes from butterfly, which can also be called concentric knot. Although they are made of different materials and have different shapes and sizes, they are beautiful and generous in appearance. They are symbols of China's ancient cultural beliefs and strong religious colors, and imply people's good wishes to pursue truth, goodness and beauty.

Second, relevant records.

1. The poems about knots in the Book of Songs include: tying your own bow with your own hands, and ninety ceremonies. This is a description of the scene when mother and daughter got married and tied the knot. This wedding ceremony made "knot" synonymous with ancient marriage.

2. During the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan wrote in "Nine Chapters of Songs of the South": The heart is bound and puzzled, and I think about it. The author expressed his anxiety and concern about the fate of the motherland with the poem "expensive but puzzled"

It is also in China's ancient poems: It was written in Sauvignon Blanc, and the fate is inextricable. You draw with glue, who can get out of here? Among them, the combination of "indissoluble bond" and glue pigment is just right to describe the depth of feelings. Liu Ling of the Jin Dynasty wrote in "Grass on the Green Side": I dream of a gentleman with all my heart and swim in the forest in the north.