How To Make Hair Bows For Sports Teams

DIY Accessories: How to Brand Sports Pilus Bows for less than $2.00 Each

Although this craft is very unproblematic, I but HAD to share information technology considering I fabricated these bows very cheaply.

Allow's face up it, soccer, softball, cheerleading, you name it… sports are expensive. Every little thing adds upwards. You accept registration fees, team fees, uniforms, parties, shoes, and equipment. Don't forget team parties and team mom and coaches gifts. Forget most it if you lot take multiple kids in different sports…yikes!

The point is that if there is any way I can save money, even if it'due south a couple dollars, it's exciting to me. With these hair bows, you typically find them in stores for about $5.00 apiece. BUT thanks to the Amazon Gods, I figured out how to make sports hair bows for less than $2.00 each. Here's how.

Time: 15 Minutes or less

Materials: Includes Amazon Affiliate Links

Hair Bows with Ties
Ribbon of choice
Pair of scissors
Hot Mucilage and Glue Gun

Instructions and Tips:

I found these 8" hair bows with pilus ties on Amazon Prime number for $12.99 for a dozen.

This was a sales toll. As a heads up, the last time I checked they were $fifteen.99 (yet a practiced deal at $one.33 each). Since I have Prime, I didn't take to pay for aircraft, so they were only $1.08 each! As an added bonus they come in several unlike colors (20 I call back).

I bought two unlike colors of ribbon at Michael's and of course I used my 40% off coupon. I ended upwardly spending about $vii.00 in ribbon. I cut each one in about xv" strips and then hot glued them in a circle. Glue the middle of the circle down to form a figure viii.

Mucilage each "eight" on top of one some other and then on top of the bow. Cut another short slice to wrap and mucilage around the center to create a finished look.

There you have it! Y'all can play effectually with the colors and patterns, depending on your team and sport. Our soccer squad colors this year are fuchsia and navy.

Here are some other sports related DIY crafts I accept done that you may like: