Measure and wrap the ribbon. Cut 6 1/2 feet/2 meters of grosgrain ribbon. Wrap the ribbon lengthwise around the box. Use glue or tape to join to the box and to join the ribbon but leave the ribbon uncut (you'll continue to work with the long end of the ribbon to make the loops).3. Make a loop with the ribbon.easure and wrap the ribbon. Cut 6 1/2 feet/2 meters of grosgrain ribbon. Wrap the ribbon lengthwise around the box. Use glue or tape to join to the box and to join the ribbon but leave the ribbon uncut (you'll continue to work with the long end of the ribbon to make the loops).
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