“Bow whisperers”

“Look how beautifully yours turns out,” a sigh full of admiration can be heard, “and look at mine… what a hopeless little thing it is…”

And our eyes are met with a photograph of a tangled, exhausted, nerve-wrecking bow that still somehow refused to become beautiful.

“HELP ME. Somehow. Please. I have tried everything. I searched all of YouTube. I asked my husband. And even he cannot make it look pretty.”

Years pass, and our friendship with those little “Mr. Bows” continues.

We say: maybe they have already become a kind of our signature?

But we also hear you — that this “signature” of ours is not exactly a pleasant little thorn in the right place for you.

Believe me, our intention is not to torture you by once again creating those “fancy” bows from the fabric ties we love so much in our designs.

Our hands simply do it.

They take the ribbon and somehow magically create a bow.

Jokes aside, sometimes it happens completely unconsciously. Our hands quickly perform a little “bow dance”, and we proudly smile:

“See? Look, it’s as easy as two coins.”

And then our ears once again catch your deep sigh:

“And again, this beautiful bow that is IMPOSSIBLE for me to make.”

So we turn the impossible into possible.

We teach you in the boutique, standing in front of the mirror, how to twist and tame our stubborn little “creatures”. We send you videos showing how to do it.

But the story about the never-ending battle with bows still floats around like a little ghost that cannot find its place.

So here is the “cheat sheet” once again — how to tame the bow that refuses to be trained.

The good news?

Once you learn it, you will no longer need to torture yourself — or your poor husband.

The greatest success in training your little rebellious “bow”.

Your bow tutor,

V.