If you are dressing your little girl up in a Frozen costume this year why not make a little snowflake wand for her? It’s easy and it is so much fun. Many stores already put out the Christmas
ornaments or you can order online. I
have included several optional steps that you may or may not choose to use on your wand.
You will need:
Approximately 3 feet of 2 ¼” wide sheer silver wired ribbon
Barbeque skewer
Sparkle snowflake ornament
Four mini icicle ornaments (Optional step)
Plastic straw (Blue works out well but you can cover it if
you don’t have a blue one)
Scraps of white sparkle felt (optional)
Glue of choice, glue gun and glue sticks …or tacky craft
glue
Bowdabra mini Bowmaker with ruler
Bowdabra silver bow wire
(Ribbon measurements are approximate and are flexible)
1.
Gather your supplies. Put a dab of glue on the end of the skewer. Attach the 20-inch piece of wired
ribbon. Begin twisting the ribbon onto
the skewer all the way down to the end wrapping as you go. Attach a dab of glue to hold the end in
place.
2.
Cut a 1 ½” piece of the plastic straw. Add some glue and place in the center of the
snowflake. (Back of wand) Add some more glue to the tip of the wrapped skewer
and insert into the straw. Set aside
while the glue dries.
3.
If you didn’t use a blue straw and you want to
cover it, cut a small rectangle of white sparkle felt and cut the bottom corner
as an angle. Add some glue and attach
over the straw.
4.
Make the Bow.
5.
Cut an 18 inch piece of Bowdabra silver bow
wire, fold in half and insert into the mini Bowmaker with ruler.
6.
Using about 18 inches of the silver wired ribbon
place one end into the Bowmaker to the 3-inch line.
7.
Make loop at the 2-inch line on the opposite
side
8.
Make a matching loop on the other side
9.
End with a tail at the 3-inch line. Scrunch down with the Bowdabra wand.
10. Insert
the two loose ends of bow wire through the loop and pull tight. Remove from
Bowmaker and tie a knot in the back. Tie
the bow onto the wand and knot it. Use a pencil or pen to wrap the extra bow
wire around to make a spiral. Repeat on
the other side and pull to the front.
11. Glue
on four mini icicles on the front of the wand. (optional)
So beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty ;o) Thank you ;o)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Thank you for sharing at #MerryMonday linky party
ReplyDeleteI love this.. I am still signing Frozen songs, so I know that little girls are still in love with Elsa and Anna. I am sure we will see a lot of them this Halloween. Thank you so much for linking up to Dare to Share, you are today's Dare to Share Feature of the Day!
ReplyDeleteSomething like this would be nice for my grandmother's house for her winter wonderland decorations she does for the winter. It's always so beautiful! I no longer live in the snowy climate, but if I ever miss it, I could definitely use this type of decor for sure. :) Thanks for sharing this lovely creation with us at the Creative Style Linkup!
ReplyDeletePinned it! I'm planning to make a Elsa costume for my granddaughter this year. This is a nice idea. Stopping by from Merry Monday.
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