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Home›How To›How to Make a Princess Crown: 14 Steps

How to Make a Princess Crown: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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Every little girl dreams of becoming a princess, and what better way to make that dream come true than by making your very own princess crown? Follow these simple 14 steps to create a beautiful and unique crown that will make any child feel like royalty.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

To get started, you’ll need the following items:

– Cardboard or foam sheet

– Scissors

– Paint (preferably metallic or glittery)

– Glue (craft or hot glue)

– Decorative items such as gemstones, sequins, or beads

– Ribbon or elastic band

– Pencil and ruler

Step 2: Measure the Child’s Head

Use a measuring tape to measure the circumference of the child’s head. This will help you determine the size of the crown.

Step 3: Draw the Crown Shape

On your cardboard or foam sheet, draw a horizontal line approximately two inches longer than your measured head circumference (to allow for overlapping). Sketch out the points of your crown on this line. Be as creative as you’d like with the design.

Step 4: Cut Out the Crown Shape

Carefully cut out your drawn design using scissors, making sure to keep each point even and smooth.

Step 5: Paint Your Crown Base

Paint both sides of your crown in a color that complements your chosen decorations. Allow it to dry fully before moving on to the next step.

Step 6: Attach Ribbon or Elastic Band (Optional)

If you’d like your crown to have extra support on the child’s head, glue a ribbon or elastic band onto both ends of the crown base.

Step 7: Decorate with Gemstones, Beads, and Sequins

Begin embellishing your crown by adding colorful gemstones, beads, or sequins. Arrange them in patterns along the base and points for added interest and sparkle.

Step 8: Add Additional Decorations (Optional)

You can also use small felt shapes, pom-poms, or other craft supplies to add more flair to your princess crown.

Step 9: Allow the Glue to Dry

Give your decorated crown ample time to dry completely, ensuring that every added detail stays in place.

Step 10: Bend Your Crown into Shape

Gently shape the crown base into a circle by bending it around and overlapping the ends. Secure it with glue or tape.

Step 11: Adjust the Fit

Try the crown on your child’s head and adjust it as needed for a comfortable fit. If necessary, trim away excess cardboard or foam.

Step 12: Make a Matching Wand (Optional)

Create a matching wand using a wooden dowel, foam star shape, and matching paint and decorations for an even more magical feel.

Step 13: Put It All Together

With your beautiful handmade princess crown complete, dress up your little one in their favorite princess attire for a truly royal experience.

Step 14: Capture the Moment

Don’t forget to snap some photos of your little princess wearing their new crown—these are memories you’ll want to cherish!

Congratulations! You’ve now followed all the steps to create a stunning princess crown that will make any little girl’s dreams come true.

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