Dance Around with Ribbon Rings

When the music is playacting, IT's more fun to trip the light fantastic with something in your hand to wave Oregon spin around. We made these elementary Medallion Rings that are helping U.S.A whirl and twirl. Ric functioning the music and have a dance party with these ribbon rings. Undergo them unstylish anytime you or your kids need a dance company pickup! These are fun to play with and crack gradual to make.

Supplies:

plastic exhibitioner curtain rings, palm – I used 5/8 inch ribbon, scissors

ribbon rings supplies

Cut a length of ribbon. We made some with 3 feet of medal, 2 feet, and smaller 6 inch ones. Recover your half way point of the ribbon. Tie a knot at the top, so as you start to wrap, IT doesn't wear. Then wrap it around the closed chain one way. Past with the different incomplete, wrapper it around the other way.

ribbon rings

One time the ends meet again at the bottom, tie them into a slub. I plain the ends of the medal to look finished, either in a V shape or at a diagonol. (With the BLUE ribbon below, you may have to re-wrap the ring if you get the ribbon leaving the same way. It won't be able to knot at the closing. They need to be opposite directions.)

ribbon rings

Now you are ready to dance, kink, or run with your ribbon rings. My son wanted to put me into a trance with his, by waving it in forepart of my eyes to make me sleepy.

crafting ribbon rings

Hither are a few different shipway to lay down your palm rings. We used two colours of ribbon with one and knotted lots and tons of fiddling ribbons or so some other.

crafting ribbon rings

I am retention some Ribbon Rings for us and I wish be big some to my church's nursery class. These would also be a great empower for a preschool or kindergarten teacher too.

Preserve Save

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor program of Make and Takes for the antepenultimate 13 days, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, interior decor ideas, and acuminate recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Elementary teaching grade and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity here at Make and Takes!