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Today, drawing123.com will guide you how to easily draw Christmas bells with simple steps.
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Step 1: Draw the Holly Berries
Start by drawing three small, overlapping circles close together. These will be the holly berries.
Step 2: Draw the First Holly Leaf
On the right side of the berries, draw the outline of a jagged holly leaf with a central vein line.
Step 3: Draw the Second Holly Leaf
On the left side of the berries, draw the outline of a second jagged holly leaf with a central vein line, mirroring the first one.
Step 4: Draw the Body of the First Bell
Draw two curved, trailing lines extending downwards and outwards from the center of the holly leaves/berries. These will be the body of the first bell.
Step 5: Draw the First Bell’s Opening
Draw a large, curved ellipse shape below the right ribbon. This forms the opening (rim) of the first bell.
Step 6: Draw the First Bell’s Clapper
Inside the bell, draw a small U-shape hanging from the top center for the clapper.
Step 7: Draw the Second Bell’s Attachment Point
The lines drawn in Step 4 are now part of the structure. Use the remaining ribbon/attachment point (from the left side of the holly) to prepare for the second bell.
Step 8: Draw the Second Bell’s Opening
Draw a second, large, curved ellipse shape next to the first bell, slightly overlapping. This forms the opening (rim) of the second bell.
Step 9: Draw the Second Bell’s Clapper
Inside the newly drawn second bell, draw a small U-shape hanging from the top center for the clapper.
Step 10: Color the Drawing
Color the drawing! Use yellow for the bells, green for the holly leaves, and red for the berries.
Step 1: Draw the Center of the Bow
Begin by drawing a small circle in the center of your drawing area. This will be the knot of the bow.
Step 2: Draw the Main Bow Loops
From the small circle, draw the two main loops of the bow. Each loop should curve outwards and then inwards towards the center, creating a classic bow shape.
Step 3: Draw the Bow Tails
Below the main bow loops, draw the two trailing tails of the bow. These should curve outwards and then come to a point in the middle, giving them a decorative cut.
Step 4: Draw the Upper Holly Leaves
Above the bow, draw two large, jagged holly leaves. One leaf should be on the left, curving upwards, and the other on the right, also curving upwards, with their stems meeting near the center of the bow. Add central veins to the leaves.
Step 5: Draw the Lower Holly Leaves
Below the upper holly leaves and to the sides of the bow, draw two smaller, jagged holly leaves. One on the left and one on the right, adding central veins to them.
Step 6: Draw the Bell Ribbons/Supports
From the lower part of the bow, draw four wavy, curved lines extending downwards. Two lines should be directly below the bow tails, and two more slightly wider, extending from the sides. These will be the ribbons from which the bells hang.
Step 7: Draw the Bell Openings
Below the outer two ribbon lines, draw two large, curved ellipses. These will form the openings (rims) of the two bells.
Step 8: Draw the Bell Bodies and Clappers
Connect the ellipses to the bow by drawing the curved, flared bodies of the bells. Inside each bell, draw a small U-shape hanging from the top center for the clapper.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Now it’s time to add color! Color the bow red (or pinkish-red), the holly leaves green, and the bells yellow.
Step 1: Draw the Center of the Bow
Start by drawing a small rectangle or oval in the center of your drawing area. This will be the knot of the bow.
Step 2: Draw the Main Bow Loops
Draw the two main loops of the bow extending outwards from the central knot.
Step 3: Draw the Bow Tails
Draw the two trailing tails of the bow extending downwards from the center. They should angle slightly outwards and have pointed bottoms.
Step 4: Draw the Left Leaf
On the left side of the bow, draw the outline of a large, jagged holly leaf with a central vein line.
Step 5: Draw the Right Leaf
On the right side of the bow, draw the outline of a second large, jagged leaf, mirroring the first one.
Step 6: Draw the Ribbon/Bell Support Lines
Draw two wavy, curved lines extending downwards from the lower part of the design. These will guide the placement of the bells.
Step 7: Draw the First Bell
Below the left side of the design, draw the flared body of the bell, connecting it to the ribbon/bow area. Draw a curved ellipse at the bottom to form the bell’s opening.
Step 8: Draw the Second Bell Support
Draw two wavy, curved lines extending downwards from the lower part of the design. These will guide the placement of the bells.
Step 9: Draw the Second Bell’s Opening
Draw the curved body of the second bell next to the first one, connecting it to the bow/ribbon area. Draw a curved ellipse at the bottom for the bell’s opening.
Step 10: Draw the Clappers
Inside the opening of both bells, draw a small U-shape hanging from the top center to represent the clappers.
Step 11: Color the Drawing
Now it’s time to add color! Color the bow blue, the holly leaves green, and the bells yellow.
Step 1: Draw the Holly Berries
Start by drawing three small, overlapping circles close together in the upper-middle section of your paper. These will be the holly berries.
Step 2: Draw the Left Holly Leaf
On the left side of the berries, draw the outline of a jagged holly leaf with a central vein line.
Step 3: Draw the Right Holly Leaf
On the right side of the berries, draw the outline of a second jagged holly leaf with a central vein line, mirroring the first one.
Step 4: Draw the First Ribbon Lines
Draw two wavy, curved lines extending downwards from the bottom edge of the holly/berries. These will be the ribbons connecting the design to the bells.
Step 5: Draw the Second Ribbon Lines
Draw two more wavy, curved lines extending downwards, slightly inside the first two ribbon lines. You should now have four lines trailing downwards.
Step 6: Draw the Upper Bell Body Outlines
Draw the upper, flared bodies of the two bells. Start near the center point below the berries and curve outwards and downwards. These lines should intersect and define the general shape of the bells, ready for the openings.
Step 7: Draw the Bell Openings and Lower Rims
Draw a large, curved ellipse at the bottom of each bell to form the opening (rim). Add a parallel curved line just above the rim to create a decorative band or thickness for the bell opening.
Step 8: Draw the Clappers
Inside the opening of each bell, draw a small U-shape hanging down from the inner top of the bell rim to represent the clappers.
Step 9: Draw the Bow Loops
Above the holly leaves, draw the two main loops of a large bow. The loops should curve symmetrically outwards and inwards, sitting behind and above the holly.
Step 10: Draw the Bow Tails
Complete the bow by drawing the two ribbon tails hanging down in the center, between the two bells. These tails should have pointed or angled ends.
Step 11: Color the Drawing
Now it’s time to add color! Color the bow purple, the holly leaves green, the holly berries and the clappers red, and the bells yellow.
Step 1: Draw the Center Knot of the Bow
Start by drawing a small circle in the center of your page. This will be the knot of the ribbon.
Step 2: Draw the Main Bow Loops
Draw the two main loops of the bow extending outwards from the central circle. The loops should have rounded sides.
Step 3: Draw the Bow Tails
Below the main loops, draw the two ribbon tails hanging down from the center. The tails should have a wavy or pointed bottom edge.
Step 4: Draw the Small Holly Leaves
On the far left and far right sides of the bow loops, draw two small, jagged holly leaves. They should appear to peek out from behind the bow.
Step 5: Draw the Bell Support Lines
Draw four wavy, curved lines extending downwards from the bottom of the leaves and the bow tails. These lines indicate where the bells will hang.
Step 6: Draw the Bells’ Bodies and Rims
Draw the flared bodies of the two bells, connecting them to the support lines above. At the bottom of each bell, draw two parallel, curved lines to create a thick, rounded rim for the opening.
Step 7: Draw the Clappers
Inside the opening of each bell, draw a small curved line (a half-circle or U-shape) hanging down. Draw a small circle below the clapper to give it weight and complete the bell ringer.
Step 8: Color the Drawing
Color the bells yellow, the bow pink/red, the holly leaves green, and the clappers orange (or any festive colors you like!).
Step 1: Draw the Center Knot
Start by drawing a small oval shape for the center knot of the bow.
Step 2: Draw the Main Bow Loops
Draw the two main loops of the bow extending outwards from the central oval.
Step 3: Add Bow Detail
Add small radial lines extending from the central knot towards the loops to give the bow texture and dimension.
Step 4: Draw the Bow Tails
Draw the two ribbon tails hanging down from the knot. They should be long and gently wavy, with flat or angled ends.
Step 5: Draw the Wreath Outline
Draw a large, curved, jagged outline surrounding the bow loops. This forms the rough, leafy texture of a Christmas wreath or garland behind the bow.
Step 6: Draw the Bell Support Lines
Draw two small vertical lines extending down from the bottom of the wreath/ribbon area, ready for the bells.
Step 7: Draw the Bell Rims
Draw two large, thick, oval rims hanging from the support lines. These will be the decorative openings of the bells.
Step 8: Draw the Clappers
Inside the opening of each bell, draw a small curved line and a circle to represent the clapper.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Color the wreath green, the bow red, the bells yellow, and the rims/clappers with complementary colors (e.g., gold or brown).
Hopefully, this drawing tutorial on Christmas Bells will help you easily create a nice drawing.
