Every little girl loves an adorable bow in her hair. Unfortunately, those little bows can add up to big money, unless of course you make them yourself. We have found a wonderful collection of beautiful little bows that you can make for your little princess and many of them cost less than $1 to create.
Even if you don’t have a little girl, these are great for gifts. If you have nieces or granddaughters or you just need something for birthdays or the upcoming holidays, you can easily create these stunning bows and have a wonderful gift to share.

Even if your little one doesn’t have enough hair to hold a bow, many of these can be attached to headbands and then you can just remove them from the headband when she gets older and use it in her hair. These are easy, adorable and very cheap to make so find your favorites or just make them all if you want.

This adorable bow can be made in any color or any combination of colors. You just need ribbons in a few different sizes, a hot glue gun and something to adorn the center, as well as a clip. You just form the ribbons into flower loops and attach them all together. This is a beautiful bow that can be made in a number of different sizes depending on how much ribbon you use, so it’s great for any occasion. Instructions 

Things you need:
• four 8 inch ribbons
• four 6 inch ribbons
• four 4 inch ribbons
• glue gun
• center piece (button, jewel, brad, etc)
• alligator clip

Fold one ribbon in half to find where the middle is.

Form the ribbon similar to a “support our troops”
ribbon but at a 45 degree angle.  Glue to the center.

Do the same with the other side so the ribbon looks
like a figure eight.

Fold all twelve ribbons the same.

Glue the other two large ribbons together.

Glue both sets of large ribbons together so there are
no spaces between pedals.

Do the same with the medium and small ribbons.

Glue the medium ribbon flower onto the large.
Glue the small onto the medium.

Glue the center piece onto the ribbon flower bow.
Glue an alligator clip or barrett to the back.

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Here are a few more bows that are taught at How To Make Hair Bows.