Cardboard Crown

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If you’re looking for an easy crown to make for the upcoming coronation, or an easy craft for your child’s princess party then let us show you how to make a recycled cardboard crown craft with the kids. Check out our 9 step guide or watch our video and find out how to make your own paper crown that’s fit for a royal! We have 2 different crown template designs for you to choose from as well as a blank crown template for you to design your own crown.

Make sure to leave a little bit of wiggle room, because if you cut off too much, the crown will be too tight to rest on your child’s head once you tape the remaining ends together. Here is a guide below if you want a visual to use (download pdf at the bottom of the post if you would like to print) or here’s another paper crown template that you can try. Engage pre-kindergarten and kindergarten children's creativity and imagination with our printable Blank Crown Template.

This step may be a little more difficult… Mounting the 6 arches to the round crown base (but totally worth it! Have fun using the crown template to make your own paper crown craft, whether it be for a birthday celebration, fun dressing up day, or to become a King or Queen for the day! For example, if you want to create a Halloween themed crown, consider using dark purple and black flowers.We know lots of you will already be planning on celebrating over the weekend so why not be king for the day? Crafted from robust white card, these crowns aren’t just about looks - they promise durability, ensuring your reign lasts long!