Cardboard Crown

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Select your coloured paper from one of our A4 paper pads (we opted for glitter paper) you will also need a pair of scissors and glue dots to make the crown

Please also recycle AS MUCH as you can. I have made some FREE posters you can print to make some recycling stations.. in the UK, most councils will collect: Arrange and tape mini floral arrangements. Combine 4 or 6 stems of flowers and filler flowers together to form a small bouquet. Make sure the mini arrangement looks good from multiple angles. Start wrapping your arrangement at the base of the flowers. Tightly wrap the tape downwards to the ends of the stems. Create 6 to 7 more unique mini bouquets. [10] X Research sourceThis cardboard crown craft is such a fun and creative idea! I love that it’s made from recycled materials and allows kids to decorate their own crowns. It’s a perfect activity for princess parties or imaginative play. Thanks for sharing this easy and eco-friendly craft idea! Reply

Make sure to press down lightly with your pencil so you can erase and adjust the drawing as needed. Kids can paint their cardboard crowns free style however they would like, using the shiny gold and silver paints or bright coloured paints. Tip: I always keep the sections I cut off so I can use them as a template the next time we make crowns! 7. Decorate Crown Use this super-versatile resource for dramatic play activities, art projects, a lesson on fairy tales, or a fun and creative do-it-yourself birthday crown. Apply a strip of Double-Sided Tape to the inside of your crown and carefully attach the Crepe Paper.I had to cut off one section of each crown to make them fit. My two-year-old has a smaller head than her sister’s, so hers was a little looser, but if I had cut off two sections, it would have been too tight to fit. We used these washable ready mixed paints from Big Colour Co and the quality is great! How to Make a Cardboard Crown Craft