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Home›How To›How to Make a Queen Nefertiti Crown

How to Make a Queen Nefertiti Crown

By Matthew Lynch
December 12, 2023
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Introduction

Queen Nefertiti, the wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten, remains an iconic figure in ancient Egyptian history. Known for her impeccable sense of fashion and style, one of her most recognizable characteristics is her beautiful crown. This ornate and intricate headpiece has inspired many artists and designers over the years. To recreate your own version of this striking headdress, read on and follow the steps below.

Materials Needed:

1. A plain headband or sturdy wire

2. Gold spray paint

3. Gold-colored paper or thin cardboard

4. Blue and green colored paper

5. Adhesive (craft glue, double-sided tape, or hot glue)

6. Scissors

7. Ruler

8. Pencil

Instructions:

Step 1: Construct the Base

To begin making the Queen Nefertiti Crown, you first need to create a base that will hold the shape of the crown on your head. You can either use a plain headband or shape a piece of sturdy wire to fit around your head comfortably.

Step 2: Spray Paint the Base

Use gold spray paint to cover the entire surface of your chosen headband or wire base, ensuring it is an even coat and allowing it to dry thoroughly before proceeding to the next step.

Step 3: Create the Gold Front Panel

Measure and cut a piece of gold-colored paper or thin cardboard that is wide enough to cover your forehead from temple to temple and long enough to extend from your eyebrows to just above the top of your head. This will form the front panel of Nefertiti’s crown.

Step 4: Cut Out Side Panels

Cut out two identical side panels from gold-colored paper or thin cardboard following these dimensions:

– Length should be equal to half the circumference of your headband or wire base.

– Width should taper outward from the bottom to the top, with the widest portion of each panel at the top.

Step 5: Attach the Panels

Using an adhesive (such as craft glue, double-sided tape, or hot glue), attach the gold front panel to the headband or wire base first, followed by attaching one side panel on each side.

Step 6: Add Blue and Green Details

Cut out a few small rectangles in varying sizes made from blue and green colored paper, and use these to create a pattern or design on your three gold panels. Attach them with adhesive and ensure they are evenly spaced.

Step 7: Final Touches

If desired, you can add additional embellishments to your Queen Nefertiti crown using beads, rhinestones, or other decorative elements that suit your personal taste.

Conclusion

With your Queen Nefertiti Crown now complete, it’s time to show off your royal elegance. This impressive handmade project can be worn during Halloween festivities, costume parties, or any other event where you want to pay tribute to ancient Egyptian history and fashion.

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