Make these Princess Belle Minnie Ears for Disney and Wow Them!

These Princess Belle Minnie ears for Disney are the most stunning no-sew Mickey ears! It’s a fun Beauty and the Beast craft that is definitely wow-worthy.

Princess Belle Minnie Ears for Disney

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we are definitely soul-sisters with that beautiful Princess Belle. The books, the desire to learn, the idea that not every guy that’s hitting on you is a great guy (looking at you, Gaston). Seriously, if Belle was a real person, we’d be best friends. 

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And that’s exactly what had me thinking about making Princess Belle Minnie Ears for Disney. And when I stumbled on an idea to make magic rose Mickey ears? Oh, I couldn’t stop myself from figuring out how to make them in the most efficient, easy way. These Beauty and the Beast Mickey ears may look complex, but I’m telling you honestly that they may be some of the easiest Minnie ears I’ve ever made. Let’s get started.

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Tips to Make Beauty and the Beast Mickey Ears

• Don’t go overboard on the glitter. I know, I know, often, you just can’t have enough glitter in your life, but these Princess Belle Minnie Ears for Disney really are not supposed to be glitter-overload. Just enough to make it “magic” in those magic rose Mickey ears. And no more.
• If you wanted to add lights to the bow and maybe even inside the pretty “glass bubble”, that can absolutely be done. I just didn’t want to because I felt like these Beauty and the Beast Mickey ears were gorgeous enough as they were. But, if you would like to add lights, I love these fairy lights. It’s a great deal on them and I have yet to open a pack that didn’t immediately turn on. 
• You can use a serrated knife to cut the portion of the bubble on the bottom, but I used a scroll saw. I am pretty sure you could even use a jig saw, although that might be difficult. Whatever you do, be careful.

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How Do I Make this Adorable Set of Belle Minnie ears?

I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial. If you’re making a DIY mouse ears playlist on YouTube, here is our Princess Belle Minnie ears video tutorial (full video).

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Princess Belle Minnie Ears for Disney

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If these Princess Belle Minnie ears for Disney aren't the most stunning no-sew Mickey ears! These unique Beauty and the Beast Mickey ears are wow-worthy.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 20 minutes

Additional Time 5 minutes

Total Time 30 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $5

Materials

• 2 Fillable Plastic Clear Oval Ornaments
• 1 Black Headband
• Yellow Craft Felt
• Yellow 4-inch wide Tulle Ribbon
• 2 Faux Rose Buds
• 1 Small Rose
• Small Amount of Silver Glitter

Tools

• Hot Glue Gun & Glue
• Scissors
• Scroll Saw (or other cutting implement)

Instructions

1. Lay headband over oval ornaments and sketch where you want the ears to sit on the headband.
2. Cut out area of ornaments that is unnecessary with the scroll saw (or your chosen cutting implement). Take care to cut off the round protuberance you’d traditionally thread with a ribbon for an ornament.
3. Trace the now-open shape of the bottom of the ear onto the yellow felt.
4. Repeat with the other ear and cut out both shapes.
5. Hot glue a rose bud inside each ear. Use as little hot glue as possible.
6. Add a portion of glitter (about ¼ teaspoon) to each ear.
7. Close each ear with the other half of the clear plastic ornament.
8. Make sure the opening is aligned for each portion of the plastic ornament.
9. Hot glue the yellow felt cut-out to each corresponding opening of each ear.
10. Trim any excess felt.
11. Add a dab of hot glue to the top or sides of the two ornament halves to make sure it will no longer open.
12. Affix each ear to the headband, with about 3-inches between them, or as desired.
13. Wrap the yellow tulle ribbon around the headband, adding hot glue as necessary to hold it in place. Be sure to place the tulle in such a way as to hide the bottom of the ears.
14. Cut a 4-inch long, thin (¼-inch wide) strip of yellow felt.
15. With about 18-24 -inches of yellow tulle ribbon, fold it to a width of approximately 5-inches from side to side.
16. Pinch this folded tulle ribbon in the center and wrap the thin length of yellow felt around the center, hot gluing it in place.
17. Trim the end of the faux rose to make the rose as flat on the back as possible.
18. Affix the rose in place on the center of the bow, on top of the felt.

Notes

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