I developed the "funky bow" technique a few years ago when trying to help my ebook customers use up all of their materials. You see, I can't stand to throw away any ribbon, even scraps. Why? Because I'm a RIBBON ADDICT! There I said it, yet again!
Bam, it hit me...make a bow using all of my scraps...well not ALL of my scraps, just some.
See full video below.
Supplies Needed:
**5 -30" strips of ribbon in various sizes and coordinating colors. (I prefer a total of 5 but you can use more).
**Scissors
**Floral wire or pipe cleaner
Step 1 -Cut the ribbon
Cut the ribbon into 30" strips and dove tail the ends by cutting the edges in a V shape.

9" from the bottom, pinch the ribbon in your fingers. Measure out 12" and loop the ribbon away from you securing in your fingers at the 12" mark. This forms a 6" loop with the tails below it. Twist the tail in the back so that the nice side of the ribbon is facing forward. Loop one is done.
Loop two...do the same thing with the next ribbon but in reverse so that the loop is facing downward and the tails are pointed upward. Hold both loops in the same hand. Keep adding your ribbon strips in an alternating fashion with loops on top and below your fingers until all the ribbon is in your hands. Secure with a floral wire or pipe cleaner.

Once the ribbon is attached to your item (garland, wreath, etc.), you can move the bow tails around so that they are dispersed evenly.

Happy Wreathing,
Julie

Original article and pictures take http://www.hometalk.com/11776833/scraps-of-ribbon-create-bow-christmas-decor site
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