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The good old bow tie, allegedly not invented by Charlie Chaplin. |
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Start with the one end in the left hand extended about 1 and half inches below that in the right hand |
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Cross the longer end over the shorter one and pass up through the loop |
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Form the front loop of the bow by doubling up the shorter end and placing it across the collar points |
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Hold the front loop with your tumb and forefinger of your left hand. Drop the long end down over the front |
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Place your right forefinger, pointing upwards, on the bottom half of the hanging part. Pass up behind the front loop |
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Poke the resulting loop through the knot behind the front loop. Even the ends and tighten. |
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