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Old 11-01-2010, 09:07 AM   #1  
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I found a blog last week where a wood base was used with large finishing nails to make bows and now I can't find it. You could make several size bows and it was a great idea - any help would be appreciated.
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Old 11-01-2010, 10:12 AM   #2  
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I don't know about making one maybe you should consider just getting a Bow Easy. It is sure to take up less space, be easier and not have nails or screws sticking up from it!
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For a small bow, check out these links. Bows are made with a fork.

Stampin' With Di: Let's Fork!
Step by Step Crafting Lessons: Fork Bow
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Originally Posted by Stamper for fun
For a small bow, check out these links. Bows are made with a fork.

Stampin' With Di: Let's Fork!
Step by Step Crafting Lessons: Fork Bow
Thanks, that should be easy enough! Cute little bows!
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Originally Posted by Stamper for fun
For a small bow, check out these links. Bows are made with a fork.

Stampin' With Di: Let's Fork!
Step by Step Crafting Lessons: Fork Bow
That's fabulous! The bows are adorable!
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Here is one, not with nails but it might help, you will need to scroll down just a bit to see it:
Susan's Day Off Creations: Handyman Thanks
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Originally Posted by craftymomto2
Here is one, not with nails but it might help, you will need to scroll down just a bit to see it:
Susan's Day Off Creations: Handyman Thanks
That's the one I had hubby make...works great!
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I have Lee Conrey's Magic Bow Maker here, and love it:
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I am totally laughing right now...I'm a double reed player and I have a madril holder for making reeds that totally looks like this. I'm so going to go dig it out and see if it works!
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My Husband made the same, works like a train.,
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I just got the Magic Bow Maker; $15, and it's as you desccribe but with wodden dowels instead of finishing nails. It's super easy to make a bow that looks great and is fun. It came from:

Stampingleeyours: Magic Bow Maker

Her (Lee's) friend's blog shows a couple of pics. at:

Recipe day & Bow Maker from Lee - Stampin Stresss Away with Carole'Anne

It's easy to learn and to use. Best wishes!!

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My husband made me one by drilling some holes in a block of wood and cutting 2 pieces from a dowel rod to fit in the holes. It works great, and I can make bows from a teeny tiny size to a fairly large size.
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