My two cents (my 2Â¢) and its longer version put my two cents in is an American idiomatic expression, taken from the original English idiom to put in my two penny worth or my two-cents.. It is used to preface the tentative statement of oneâs opinion.
Bow #3 | How to Make a Flower Bow Out of Wire Ribbon. 1  Step 1: Pull out 1 side of wire. 2  Step 2: Throw away wire. 3  Step 3: Tie other wire in a knot.  Step 4: Hold wire taught and pull ribbon 1  down. Step 5: Spiral the ribbon.  Step 6: Poke wire through 1  middle. Step 7: Tie wire around ribbon to finish the  bow.
2. To add the ribbon, start with the box facing top side up. Using a spool of uncut ribbon, wrap the ribbon around the length of the box and bring the spool back to the center.Be sure you've left enough at the end to tie a bow or secure a handmade bow. 3. Cross the end and the spool of ribbon at the top of the box, then wrap the spool around the width of the box.Measure a length of ribbon from the spool that's approximately the same as the length of the first end, and cut. 4. Tie the two ends together in a knot at the center.e sure you've left enough at the end to tie a bow or secure a handmade bow. 3. Cross the end and the spool of ribbon at the top of the box, then wrap the spool around the width of the box. Measure a length of ribbon from the spool that's approximately the same as the length of the first end, and cut.