A customer sent this to me one time. It was her bowholder filled up with hairbows! I totally love it and saved the photo to share. This was one of the very first bowholders I made and sold back in 2007 or so.

To create this funky and flirty tutu hairbow holder, you need a variety of hot colored tulles, some crazy flowers, gorgeous neon wings, and don’t forget a hot pink criss cross for your extra hair ribbons!

While you cannot buy this bowholder anymore, you can make it on your own with my free instructions!

Please note that bowholders are meant to keep bows safe from little hands, therefore should be hung where children cannot play with or touch holders. While they are safe if they fall off the wall (not heavy), they are delicate and are not children’s items. They are meant for mom to keep from spending countless money on new bows (from lost ones!) and away from child hands, but displayed in a beautiful way that is prettier then a drawer. They are perfect for bathrooms.

Here is the pink and white gingham bow holder.

This fabric can be bought at Micheal’s and it’s very versatile.

You need:

• Gingham Fabric
• White double sided satin ribbons
• light pink grosgrain
• mini roses

Fairytopia bowholders are my favorite kinda to make! As the original ballerina tutu queen online many, (many) years ago, I was also the first to do this idea. Although wings are hard to ship if you are going into crafting as a business, they are completly worth the beauty of them!

You can easily add wings to your tutu hairbow holders by picking them up at Hobby Lobby in the birthday section, or even ordering from places like Halo Heaven.

Check out some of my past designs! I hope they inspire you to pick up some fairy wings and make your ballerina bow holder into something even more special…a butterfly bow holder.

Whether your little girl is sassy, funky, girly, or sweet, you can create something perfect for her!

Warm up that glue gun and don’t forget that I offer free instructions on how to make bow holders.

~Trisha

When you are making your tutu hairbow holder, don’t forget to add your headband holder as well if your princess wears them!

You can learn how to make your own headband holder by following my free instructions here:

• How to make a tutu hairbow holder (step #1, bodice)
• Free Tutu Hairbow holder Tutorial (step #2, skirt)
• Tutu Hairbow Holder Instructions (step #3, this post/detail work/back)

I used to make my hairbow holders with a variety of options like these mini double bows. Just take your regular double sided satin, make into a bow, and then add tiny satin bows on top.

I also like the look of larger double bows, which are fun options. If you add different colors, you can really make the holder come together with your fabric and tulle skirt.