How To Draw A Cancer Ribbon
Drawing a cancer ribbon isn’t hard – it’s a simple yet powerful symbol that allows us to show our support for those who have been affected by this dreaded disease. Here, we’ll show you how to easily draw a cancer ribbon so you can show your solidarity with those who are battling cancer.
Whether you’re an experienced artist or a novice just starting out, you can make it happen! All you’ll need is a few easy-to-find materials, some patience, and some creativity. Then, you’ll be able to show your support. Let’s go over what you’ll need and how to make it.
Gather Your Materials
Before you get creative, you’ll need to grab a few materials. To make it easier, we recommend having an art styrofoam or paper plate, a pencil, a ruler, a pair of scissors, and colored paper (yellow and pink are the most popular colors for cancer ribbons). You can also use markers, paints, or other materials to personalize your ribbon.
Draw Your Ribbon
Once you have all your materials ready, it’s time to draw the cancer ribbon! Use your pencil and ruler to draw two rectangles on your styrofoam or paper plate. These rectangles should be about 3-4 inches wide and 5-6 inches long. Now draw one of the rectangles with a bow shape in the middle, leaving a few inches on the side.
Trace and Cut
Now it’s time to trace the rectangles onto your colored paper. Trace the two rectangles onto your yellow paper, and then trace the one with the bow shape onto your pink paper. Once you have traced the rectangles, carefully cut them out with your scissors.
Assemble and Customize
Once you have all your pieces ready, it’s time to assemble your cancer ribbon! First, glue the yellow rectangles onto the styrofoam or paper plate. Then, glue the pink rectangle with the bow shape in the middle to the top of the yellow rectangles. And there you have it – you have your own cancer ribbon!
From here, you can customize your ribbon however you’d like with markers, glitter, glue, or any other materials. You can even add names or poignant messages to your ribbon in order to show your support for someone who is fighting this scary disease. This can be a meaningful way to show your solidarity with those who are affected by cancer.
Gift it Away
Once you’re done making your cancer ribbon, you can share your support with others by gifting it away! You can give it to someone who’s fighting cancer, or to a family member or friend who wants to show their support. You can also take it to a cancer charity event and hang it up there.
Just remember that no matter what, your cancer ribbon is a symbol of hope and perseverance for those fighting this difficult battle. And with your help, we can all make sure that no one has to fight cancer alone. So get creative, and make your own cancer ribbon today!
