Rudolph is coming to town, and I can’t even wait! He is such a fun part of Christmas night with his nose so bright guiding Santa safely through that foggy and snowy Christmas Eve night! But, we don’t have to wait until Christmas Eve to celebrate this awesome reindeer! Today, Cherie is sharing a very, VERY fun and adorable hair bow inspired by Rudolph himself and that ever famous nose that is red and bright and such a delight! Enjoy
I love all Santa’s reindeer, but I do have a soft spot in my heart for Rudolph! Today I’ll give you some ideas on how to turn a regular bow, Tails Down or whatever bow you choose, into a cute reindeer bow.
Supplies
- Red Bottle Cap
- Red Gem
- Ribbon to make your bow
- Brown 3/4″ Ric Rac
- Single Prong Clip
First cut your ribbon and seal the ends. I made this bow with 1 1/2″ ribbon, I made it pretty big, the finished size is over 4″ wide. For a bow this size cut the ribbon to about 30″.
After you cut the ribbon, loop it as shown above.
Then bring the top of the ribbon down and clip it into place.
I eye balled the Ric Rac. Cut it about the same size as the bow loop, make sure to seal the ends. Don’t glue it all the way down. Leave the ends unglued so they will stick out.
Cut another piece of Ric Rac and glue it on top of the other one forming another point. Now you have cute little antlers!
Pinch the bow and secure with a needle and thread.
Add a Red Bottle Cap to the center for the nose, attach it to a clip and you’re ready to go!
I made another quick bow. You can learn how to make many different kinds of bows with our TOTT Instructions.
I added 2 pieces of Ric Rac to the back of the bow.
The finishing touch is the Red Gem for the nose!
Cute, easy and festive!
Super cute right?!? Thank you Cherie for sharing this super fun bow! I know Rudolph himself is smiling at these bows inspired by his awesome bright red nose!
Don’t you love fun hair bows like this that are so very cute but also, so very easy to create? With just a few easy steps you can create a fun hair bow that screams Christmas! These festive bows would also make great embellishments for a headband or as an accessory pinned to your scarf, top, winter coat or purse. They would also make great neighbor or friend gifts!
Christmas hair bows are some of my very favorite to make! Here are a few more Christmas hair bows that are a blast to make and so much fun to wear or see in your sweet little girl’s hair!
Do you also love making Christmas bows? What one is your favorite to make?
Happy Creating & Happy Christmas Hair Bows!
9 Comments
I have non curable cancer and the chemotherapy treatment every day. Is there a book or help for making bows for granddaughters? Help
This is so insanely cute! I would love it if you shared this at my link party Welcome to the Woods Wednesday, over at http://backwoodbabies.blogspot.com. The party will be up, and ready Tuesday evening. Hope to see you there.
XOXO,
Sarah
Hi Sarah! Thank you so much! I am so glad you like this fun hair bow! Have a wonderful day! Michelle 🙂
My daughter would adore these!!
Hi Laura! Thank you so much! Aren’t they so fun?!? Have a wonderful day and thank you again! Michelle 🙂
This is fabulous! I love it. Pinned and tweeted. Thanks for being a part of our party! I hope you stop by on Monday at 7 pm. We love to party with you. Merry Christmas! Lou Lou Girls
Hi Girls! Thank you so much for the comment, the pin and the tweet! We love party with you as well and look forward to your parties every week! Merry Christmas! Michelle 🙂
OH how cute is this! My husband always teases me, because I keep all of our bottle caps… lol. Now I know what to do with them! 🙂
Hi Carrie! Haha! That is so cute. I am so glad you will be able to use all of your bottle caps on these fun bows. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day! Michelle 🙂