If you are looking for how to make a princess crown out of paper, then look no further.
This paper princess crown is a safe and creative paper craft for kids. No cutting involved here so barely any supervision needed.
Make this DIY paper crown as craft activities for kids at parties or fun school crafts.
It is an especially fun and cool crafts for kids when they get to the decoration stage. Giving them paper crowns to decorate will make them love the project as they have decorated it themselves.
Cut out of the brown paper, circles that are 7.5cm in diameter. If you don’t have brown paper, you may print out brown coloured circles on a white paper and cut them out.
Print the templates for the yellow sunflower petal and green leaves. Cut out the leaves using a pair of scissors.
Colour the dowelling rods or wooden skewers with the green acrylic paint and let them dry
Glue the green leaves quite sparsely on the dowelling rod
Take a brown paper circle and start glueing the end of the petals to the back. Ensure the petals overlap each other slightly.
When the petals have completely covered the brown circle paper, take the leaf adorned dowelling rod and hot glue the sunflower head at the back.
Crafting Tips
Keep the crafting theme going by pairing with a paper mache vase
Cut little bits of crepe paper and glue them on the brown card for an even authentic look
Paper Alphabet Blocks are great learning tools for kids. They are great at helping kids learn to spell and play other word games.
You will need the following
Printable alphabet box template (Get the full A-Z template free)
A4 or Letter size cardstock
Glue
Scissors
How to make your own Paper Alphabet Blocks
Print the template if you want the exact design in the images. You can also print a plain one to customise your own. Receive the templates when you sign up with your email below.
2. Cut out the templates along the lines.
3. Fold the cut out templates along the lines
4. Glue together all the sides.
5. Let the glued sides dry or stick
Suggestions
You may build your own cube using the blank template and the customising your box.
You write numbers, letters or draw shapes
You could also use a felt pen to make dots on the cubes and turn it into paper dice
You may cover in wrapping paper, attach a string and use as an accessory on a Christmas tree
It can also serve as a box with a lid. Don’t glue the top of the box shut and you can keep game cards and other learning aids
You can also get the kids involved by building paper boxes using the plain template and encourage them to design their own individual box. Decoration ideas could involve colouring, drawing, or sticking shapes on the boxes.
Check out a similar paper craft project on how to make a paper dice the easy way without using a printable template.
