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LSherratt 04 January 2013 01:46 PM

Learning to tie a bow tie
 
.....is fcuking difficult

After one entire evening spent yesterday, I have finally accomplished this treacherous task. Lots of blood, sweat, and tears literally went into this, and now I wish I had bought one of those ready-tied bow ties instead. The videos on youtube explaining and demonstrating how to do it must all have an extra 100+ views each. :lol1:

My shirt now needs to go back into the wash due to the lovely sweat patches under the arm pits now!

richardg 04 January 2013 08:58 PM

Lol. Remember the first time I tied one - on my knee, then I clipped it and mrs g clipped it back on for me.

Can tie them properly these days although I dont have much cause to at the moment. Had some made in mrs g's family tartan a while back to give to her dad and brother and one for me to keep. But different to black, red, blue etc ;-)

Midlife...... 05 January 2013 12:07 AM

Yup

Practice on the top of the leg :)

Then tuck the knife in the top of the tartan sock if scottish LOL

Shaun

Matteeboy 05 January 2013 09:23 AM

Couple of handy YouTube vids that help.

Clip ons are just utterly gay.

Chip 05 January 2013 10:36 AM


Originally Posted by LSherratt (Post 10931057)
.....is fcuking difficult

After one entire evening spent yesterday, I have finally accomplished this treacherous task. Lots of blood, sweat, and tears literally went into this, and now I wish I had bought one of those ready-tied bow ties instead. The videos on youtube explaining and demonstrating how to do it must all have an extra 100+ views each. :lol1:

My shirt now needs to go back into the wash due to the lovely sweat patches under the arm pits now!

I thought you were a farmer, wouldn't your usual bailing cord suffice;)

gpssti4 05 January 2013 11:39 AM

IIRC, it's the same knot as you use to tie your shoe laces (unless you have slip-ons).

Leslie 05 January 2013 02:42 PM

Once you have cracked it,you should remember how and the more you do it the smarter the result.

If you turned up at an RAF dining in night in a clip on bow tie it would cost you a round for everyone at the dinner!!!

Les :)

LSherratt 06 January 2013 01:47 PM


Originally Posted by Chip (Post 10932141)
I thought you were a farmer, wouldn't your usual bailing cord suffice;)

Haha :) Partners work party this evening with a 007 bond theme :cuckoo: don't think my overalls and green wellingtons would go down too well!


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