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Native Magic: Aztec The Aztec civilization, which thrived in ancient Mexico from the 14th to the 16th century, was known for its rich culture and complex spiritual beliefs. At the heart of their religious practices was the concept of magic, or "tlalocan" in their native language. Magic played a significant role in Aztec society, as it was believed to connect the people to the divine and natural world. One of the most prominent forms of magic practiced by the Aztecs was divination, which involved interpreting signs and omens to gain insight into the future or make important decisions. This was often performed by specially trained priests who used various techniques such as reading animal entrails or observing the movement of celestial bodies. Another form of magic that the Aztecs practiced was sorcery, known as "nahualli.

Fold the ribbon in half to find the center.

12 length of 1 1 2 Black Solid Grosgrain or 8 length of 3 Black Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Periwinkle Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Candy Corn with Dot Halloween Printed Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Orange Black Jester Halloween Printed Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Black with White Polka Dot Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Apple Green Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Orange Solid Grosgrain 8 length of Orange Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Black Solid Grosgrain 4 length of Black Solid Grosgrain Double Prong Metal Clip 1 Orange Button Needle Black Thread Scissors Glue Gun Glue Sticks Heat Sealing Tool optional. 12 length of 1 1 2 Black Solid Grosgrain or 8 length of 3 Black Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Periwinkle Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Candy Corn with Dot Halloween Printed Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Orange Black Jester Halloween Printed Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 7 8 Black with White Polka Dot Ribbon 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Apple Green Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Orange Solid Grosgrain 8 length of Orange Solid Grosgrain 3 1 2 length of 3 8 Black Solid Grosgrain 4 length of Black Solid Grosgrain Double Prong Metal Clip 1 Orange Button Needle Black Thread Scissors Glue Gun Glue Sticks Heat Sealing Tool optional.

Another form of magic that the Aztecs practiced was sorcery, known as "nahualli." Sorcery was believed to harness the supernatural power of animals or mythical creatures for various purposes, including healing, protection, or even causing harm to others. Aztec sorcerers, known as "nahuatlatolli," would perform rituals and recite chants to invoke the aid of these powerful beings.

Witch Hat Ribbon Sculpture Tutorial

Create a spooky Witch Hat using our fun Witch Hat Ribbon Sculpture Tutorial. Add them to bows, clips, headbands, and embellish them with whatever you’d like!

Hi! It’s me again, Brittany from Crafty Mischief.

Today I’m going to share a spooky and sweet Witch Hat Ribbon Sculpture Tutorial. This hair clip is the perfect accessory for your little witch’s cute Halloween outfits!

~ Witch Hat Ribbon Sculpture Tutorial ~

12″ length of 1 1/2″ Black Solid Grosgrain
(or 8″ length of 3″ Black Solid Grosgrain)
3 1/2″ length of 7/8″ Periwinkle Solid Grosgrain
3 1/2″ length of 7/8″ Candy Corn with Dot Halloween Printed Ribbon
3 1/2″ length of 7/8″ Orange/Black Jester Halloween Printed Ribbon
3 1/2″ length of 7/8″ Black with White Polka Dot Ribbon
3 1/2″ length of 3/8″ Apple Green Solid Grosgrain
3 1/2″ length of 3/8″ Orange Solid Grosgrain + 8″ length of Orange Solid Grosgrain
3 1/2″ length of 3/8″ Black Solid Grosgrain + 4″ length of Black Solid Grosgrain
Double Prong Metal Clip
1 Orange Button
Needle
Black Thread
Scissors
Glue Gun
Glue Sticks
Heat Sealing Tool (optional)

Start by cutting your lengths of ribbon.
You can save the large black ribbon for later.

I cut the 3/8″ ribbon ends on an angle and 7/8″ ribbon ends in a v-cut.
You could also cut straight across, whatever you prefer.

Seal the ribbon ends with your preferred method.
I chose to cut and seal my ribbon in one step with the heating tool.

Lay out your ribbon and decide what order you want it to lay on your bow.

Double thread your needle with black thread and knot at the end.
Sew through the center of the ribbon and pull the ribbon all the way down to the knot.

Repeat this step with the remaining ribbon in the order you’ve chosen.

Sew back down through all of the layers.

Fold the bow accordion style.

Wrap the thread tightly around the center of the bow a few times and secure with a knot.

Line your clip with the 4″ length of 3/8″ black grosgrain.

Glue the bow to clip.

Now move on to the 1 1/2″ black grosgrain.

I used 1 1/2″ because it’s what I had, but the 3″ ribbon might make things easier, as it would cut out a step.

If you are using the 1 1/2″ ribbon you will need three 4″ pieces, one for the hat and two for the brim.

If you are using the 3″ ribbon you will need two 4″ pieces, one for the hat and one for the brim.

Fold the ribbon in half to find the center.

Fold the corner over and begin rolling inward.

Continue rolling the ribbon into a cone shape.

Turn the ribbon to the side and cut off excess.

Add a line of hot glue down the edge of the ribbon and hold until dry.

Seal the raw ribbon edge with your preferred method.

Lay the remaining 2 pieces of ribbon flat down and tape together to secure temporarily.
If you are using the 3″ ribbon you can skip this part.

Trace a circle onto the ribbon.

A circle template would work great, but if you’ve misplace yours like me
you can always use something fancy like a cooking spray lid!

You can just use a pen or pencil to do this. I’m only using a chalk marker here so the circle will show up better in the picture.

Cut the circle out.

You can do this with scissors or a heating tool.

Remove the tape and line the edge of one of the half circles with hot glue.

Carefully lay the edge of the other half circle just barely over the glue.

At this point it is helpful to use a clothespin to hold the circles together until the glue dries.
It will save your fingers from hot glue burns anyway!

Seal the edges of the circle with your preferred method.

Hot glue the base of the witch hat and secure it to the circle.

Cut 8″ of 3/8″ orange grosgrain.

In the picture the ribbon is black. That was before I pulled it off after I changed my mind to orange. What can I say? I’m fickle when it comes to ribbon!

Add a dot of hot glue to the back of the hat.

Wrap both ends of the ribbon around to the front and cross them over.
Secure with a dab of hot glue.

I know it looks like a gluey mess right now.
If your hat looks like mine go ahead and remove as much glue as you can.

If you still have any stubborn glue that won’t come off I’ll let you in on a little secret.

It’s called a blow dryer.
Just blow the hot air at the “glue strings” for about 30 seconds and those little strings will just melt away.

I know.
I just blew your mind!

You could be done with your hat at this point, but I thought it would look cute with a little bow in front.

I cut a 2″ length of the 7/8″ Candy Corn with Dot Halloween ribbon.
Seal the ends.

Fold the ribbon over with the ends overlapping in the back.

Thread your needle and sew through the center of the bow.

Fold accordion style and wrap the thread around the center of the bow.

Secure with a knot and tie off.

Hot glue the little bow over the orange ribbon in the center of the witch hat.

Glue a button over the bow.

Aww… isn’t that the cutest little witch hat ever.

To make it even cuter, glue the cute little hat to the stacked ribbon bow that you’ve already glued to the clip.

I made this Mini Witch Ribbon Sculpture for my sweet niece’s first Halloween.

So cute it’s spooky!

You’ll have so much fun making this Mini Witch Ribbon Sculpture you won’t be able to stop at just one!

She’s ready to go to the pumpkin patch, the corn maze or a fall hay ride in style!

Happy Haunting friends!

Oh my goodness… cute. Thank you so much Britt for the Witch Hat Ribbon Sculpture Tutorial. I love all the different ones she made with netting and different colored ribbons. Your creativity can take you anywhere!

The Ribbon Retreat is your one-stop-shop for all things ribbon! (and so much more!) Check out our Halloween Ribbon and our huge selection of Solid Grosgrain Ribbon to make your own witch hat ribbon sculptures. We even carry 3″ Solid Grosgrain.

See more of Brittany at Crafty Mischief. She has the cutest ideas from sewing, bows, parties, kids crafts, holidays… the list goes on and on. Plus she is so awesome, you’ll love her! Stop on over and say Hi!

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Have a great day! ~ Shirley, The Ribbon Retreat Blog Editor

If you are using the 3″ ribbon you will need two 4″ pieces, one for the hat and one for the brim.

In addition to divination and sorcery, the Aztecs also believed in the power of rituals and sacrifices to appease their gods and ensure the well-being of their community. These rituals often involved elaborate ceremonies, dance, and music, as well as offerings of food, flowers, and other precious items. It was believed that by performing these rituals correctly, the Aztecs could maintain a harmonious relationship with the supernatural forces and ensure the prosperity of their civilization. The Aztec concept of magic was deeply ingrained in every aspect of their daily lives, from agriculture to warfare. They believed that by performing the correct rituals and harnessing the power of the supernatural, they could influence the natural world to their advantage. However, it's important to note that the practice of Aztec magic was not limited to the ruling elite or religious leaders. Ordinary individuals could also engage in magical practices and seek the aid of deities or spirits for personal reasons. Magic was a part of everyday life for the Aztecs, serving as a means to interact with the supernatural world and navigate the challenges of their existence. In conclusion, the native magic of the Aztecs played a fundamental role in their society, connecting them to the divine and natural realms. Through divination, sorcery, and rituals, the Aztecs sought to harness the power of the supernatural to enhance their lives and ensure the prosperity of their civilization. This intricate and complex system of beliefs and practices showcases the profound spiritual understanding of the Aztec people and their commitment to maintaining a harmonious relationship with the supernatural forces..

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