can then go around the form 10 again inserting additional material 30 within the peripheral openings 12 26 as many times as the size of the peripheral openings 12 26 will accommodate the second layer of loops may be sized differently from the first layer of loops tapered peripheral openings 12 26 having a trapezoidal or similar shape wherein the peripheral openings are narrower adjacent the central aperture 28 are helpful because they hold the material as the peripheral openings 12 26 are filled with material from their inner sides b near the central aperture 28 to their outer sides a adjacent the perimeter of the form 10 at some point if the user so desires the user can insert a loop 56 of the material 30 through the central aperture 28 using the same procedure as with the peripheral openings 12 26 as shown in fig6 this creates body in the center of the bow 58 this step is preferably done when almost all of the length of the bow material 30 has been inserted within some or all of the peripheral openings 12 26 and only a small length of excess material remains enough to insert within the central aperture 28 plus a little extra length the extra length can then function as a streamer alternatively it may simply be cut off in addition when.