- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in ocean blue
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in light ivory
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in white
- 3/8″ sheer satin in light blue
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in royal blue
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in raspberry rose
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in light ivory
- Solid 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon in rust
- Scissors
- Fray Check
- Hot Glue
- Hair Clips
- Silly Grips to make clips “no slip”
- Small Rhinestones
Both bows start out the same: by looping the light blue ribbon for Elsa (or the royal blue ribbon for Anna) around in two inch lengths. One side will have full loops, the other will be squished together. Hot glue the squished end.
Using the sheer for Elsa (or the pink for Anna) make two more loops on either side of the first color. Secure with hot glue at the pinched end.
You will use the light ivory as the head for both Anna and Elsa. Using a marker as a guide, wrap a piece of light ivory around the marker and glue the loop together. Leave about an inch tail below the loop to allow yourself room to glue the head to the body.
Attach the heads to the bodies of each bow by gluing the tail piece of the head to the back of the body.
For Anna, you will need two pieces of rust-colored ribbon. I cut about four inches of ribbon for each piece and then trimmed them after they were twisted together. Slide both pieces together under the loop on top of Anna’s head and glue them to the loop. Slice each ribbon in half lengthwise. Fray check the entire length of the cut. Twist the cut piece together to resemble braids on each side and glue the braids to the front of her dress so they hang right.
Finish each bow with a rhinestone in front. Add a Silly Grip to each clip to make it no slip and cover the clips with the ribbon that matches the dress of whichever character you are making.
Hot glue the “dolls” to the clips and you have an adorable Frozen clip any girl would love to wear. My only problem is trying to get my daughter to only wear one at a time!
Who would you make your Frozen bow for?
Ribbon sculptures are so much fun to make and even funner to see on your sweet girl, as she wears them around in her hair,…and these royal sculptures are surly some of my favorites. Your little princess is going to sing for joy when you show her these stunning little sculptures.
Thank you Debra for sharing these ribbon sculptures fit for a queen. To see more incredible projects by Debra, make sure to visit her fun blog Housewife Eclectic where you will find yummy, yummy recipes and fabulous tutorials on everything from turning boring shoes into glitter-fied beauties, origami roses, and quiet books.
The Ribbon Retreat has so many adorable ribbon sculptures that are easy to make and look incredible on a clip, headband, or on a jacket or blouse. Take a look at all of our ribbon sculptures HERE. Here is a sneak peek of what you will find…
We also have some wonderful ribbon sculptures that you can also learn how to make with our incredible video tutorials. You can find all of our video tutorials HERE. Check out some of the video tutorials you will find…
Happy Creating & Happy Ribbon Sculptures
6 Comments
thats cool
Hi Jazmin! Thank you so much! Have a great day! Michelle 🙂
I have non curable cancer and was wanting to make bows for my granddaughters hair. They tell me that Frozen is popular. Where can I get this ribbon to make them hairbows from Grammy?
Hi Mary! Thank you for your question. All of the ribbon you see in these adorable Frozen bows can be purchased at The Ribbon Retreat. Just click HERE to find our wide selection of gorgeous ribbon! Thank you for stopping by and have so much fun making bows for your little ones. Michelle 🙂
I have a question. What do you use to get the ribbon to stick to the clips? I tried Tacky Glue, hot glue, and Krazy Glue. The ribbon refused to stick to the clips. I finally had to glue two pieces together around the top part of the clip to get it to stay. What did you use?
Hi April! Thank you so much for your question. I am so sorry for the trouble you are having with your ribbon adhering to your clip. Debra actually used hot glue to stick her ribbon to her clip, and I use the same. I have never ran into any issues with the ribbon not sticking. Again, I am sorry for your troubles and I hope this helped. Thank you again and have a wonderful day! Michelle 🙂