Make a Paper Crown Crown ahead of time and have party games at your coronation street party.. then crown someone “King” or “Queen” at the end of the day – be sure to have a throne ready for his or her majesty too! Free standing princess swan | Swan party theme | Swan cut out | Swan Prop | Swan princess party | Swan lifesize Prop

Huge Gorgeous Crown Wall Decor with Sheers for your Little Princess, Bed Canopy with sheers, 2 different sizes In The Playroom is a UK based Parenting Lifestyle Blog with a focus on crafts, free printables and kids activities. Founded in 2011, the blog is ranked #2 in the UK and is co-written by Anna Marikar and Luciana Oliveira, best friends and mums of 5 kids and a dog. They are just the best prop for birthday parties and will be a big must-have for your little girl’s princess to dress up in a school function. Whip up brilliant crowns out of recycled toilet paper rolls; use your creativity to cut precious fairy crowns out of cardboard and glitter paper. It would be best if you did fantastic work with scissors and glue while doing these papercrafts.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.

Three templates are included on a single sheet. Print off multiple copies to ensure there are enough for each of your children! These printables are for personal and non-commercial use only. Do not republish, upload, or alter the PDF files.Make sure to press down lightly with your pencil so you can erase and adjust the drawing as needed.

Once the glue has dried, decorate the front of your crown with the shapes cut from Gold Card in step 2. This cardboard crown craft could not be easier. Our 5 year old girl’s decorated their crowns independently and the best part is, once you’ve finished making the crown you can wear it! These simple paper crowns only require a few basic materials that you probably already have at home, and they are perfect for birthday parties… or for kids who love pretend play. (My daughters use them play princess!)

Prep the silk flowers. Grab a pair of wire and your silk flowers. Cut the heads of each flower off, leaving 3 to 4 inches of stem. Leave the greens or smaller flowers, like the baby's breath, in bunches.