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    Why do you need to add an extra 2 feet of ribbon before you cut it?
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    You need that extra ribbon to tie into a bow in back (about one foot for each side). It looks nicer and is easier to tie when the ribbon is longer.
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    How do I tie the knot correctly?
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    Fold your piece of tulle in half, then place it at the back of your elastic with about 2 inches (give or take) and pull the tulle that is hanging at the bottom through the top section.
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    Do I just need to cut the ends, or should I fold and sew them?
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    I would recommend folding and sewing the ends.
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    For the sewing method, do I need to cut the first fold that ends up at the bottom of the skirt?
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    You can, it will make it look more flowy, but there's really not a need to if you don't want the extra hassle.
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