Flower Crown
Color, cut, and arrange these paper flowers into a lovely crown.
Materials Needed
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Safety Guidelines
- Always let your child use child-safe scissors.
- Watch out for this sign
. It means you need an adult's help for the particular step.
Recommended Books
Steps
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1. | Print out any of these flower templates or draw your own flowers. You will need to print out at least two flower templates to cover the length of the crown. Color the flowers. | |
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2. | Cut them out. | |
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Cut out a 1 ½ wide strip of green construction paper long enough to go around your head. | |
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4. | Glue the flowers along the length of the paper strip. | |
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5. | Leave at least a half-inch margin at the end of the paper strip. Apply glue on this end. | |
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6. | Glue this end at the back of the other end of the strip to form a circular crown. Once the glue dries, you can try on your flower crown. | |
More Ideas
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Using different kinds of flowers makes a very interesting crown. You also don't necessarily need to position the flowers in a straight arrangement; you can place some slightly higher or lower along the strip. Overlapping flowers can also make your crown look lusher. | |
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Achieve a tie-dyed effect on your paper flowers by doing either of these crafts: |
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