Bow Template and Tutorial | Digital Template | Print-at-home PDF

Bow Template and Tutorial | Digital Template | Print-at-home PDFYou can make this cute bow from foam board! Printable template designed to fit on common foam board size (32x40") or half sheet of plywood. Includes a step by step guide and printable templates. This is a digital PDF template. No physical items will be shipped. Once the listing is purchased the PDF is instantly available and a link will be sent to your email address. Included: Step by step written instructions Template Bow is 30"x32" (fits on 32"x40"

You can make this cute bow from foam board! Printable template designed to fit on common foam board size (32x40") or half sheet of plywood. Includes a step by step guide and printable templates.

This is a digital PDF template. No physical items will be shipped.

Once the listing is purchased the PDF is instantly available and a link will be sent to your email address.

Included:
Step by step written instructions
Template
- Bow is 30"x32" (fits on 32"x40" foam board)

FAQ
*How do I get my files?*
Check your email, you will receive an order confirmation from [email protected].  Click the blue "View your order" button to access your downloads.

*Can I print this at home?*
Yes, the templates are delivered as a PDF formatted to print on standard letter sized (8.5x11" or A4) paper. You can print it on a home printer or any print service such as FedEx/Kinko's, UPS, or a local copy shop. Once printed the pages are taped together to form the full sized template.

*Where can I get this size foam board?*
I buy my foam board at Hobby Lobby. If you don't have a Hobby Lobby or similar craft store nearby, I would try your local hobby store, office supply, art supply, or photo framing shop. Foam boards can be ordered online, but being oversized it can be expensive to ship.

As an alternative, feel free to use other materials, such as coroplast, hardboard, MDF, or plywood which are widely available at hardware and home improvement stores. All of these materials are best cut with a jigsaw. An additional option is to use cardboard, but you may need to use dowel rods on the back to stiffen. Many places that sell refrigerators and other appliances are happy to give you large cardboard boxes for free.