Violin Bow Grip

A bow holder for musicians recovering from hand injuries. I’m an 11-year-old violin player who broke my thumb. I visited the doctor, and he advised me to wear a cast. I was concerned that I wouldn’t be able to play the violin. So, I designed this bow grip to allow me to hold my bow while I’m recovering. I hope this helps other musicians. Instructions: 1. Remove the tension screw and frog, then slide the finger grip over the bow. Replace the frog and tension screw. 2. Slide the thumb grip over the bow’s tip and down to the frog. 3. Slide the pinky grip over the tension screw. Adjust the angle as needed. Push the pinky grip toward the frog to lock it in place. 4. Use a rubber band over your index finger and thumb, to hold the bow against your thumb. 5. Use a second rubber band around the front and back of the bow grip to hold the thumb grip in place.