DIY Princess Crown Tutorial

DIY Princess Crown Tutorial

 

DIY Princess Crown Tutorial! If you are looking for an easy tutorial on how to make a princess crown out of paper, look no further.

 

DIY Princess Crown Tutorial

 

I don’t know about you, but I have a lot of young and experienced princesses in my life. We couldn’t wait for the new Cinderella movie to come out because we love fairy tales and Disney!

It was magical, and what a great message. I have wanted to do this project for a while but this seemed to be the right time. I love this because it’s inexpensive, easy and beautiful!

 

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I bought fabric stiffener months ago but couldn’t find the right lace, I found out, it really doesn’t matter the color or the size of the lace because it’s just the canvas for your creation.

 

 

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I bought my fabric stiffener from Amazon but you can find it in any fabric store, it was only $5.09 a bottle. I also purchased my lace at Amazon because I wanted wider lace and I just couldn’t find it in my local fabric stores.

 

 

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DIY Princess Crown Tutorial

This is all you need!

 

  • Measure your lace for the size of the crown you want and cut it. I used the cans in my kitchen to measure and they were perfect! To make smaller ones, I used a large vegetable can as my pattern.
  • Pour the fabric stiffener into a plastic bowl.
  • Wrap your cans with wax paper because you will be using them to dry your crowns. I didn’t do this and it was hard to get the lace off the cans.
  • Completely cover the lace with the fabric stiffener and then wring it out the best as you can.
  • Wrap the lace around the cans to dry. Make sure to get out all the wrinkles because it will dry the way you place it. The lace should stick but if it doesn’t, use a clothespin to secure the ends together.

 

 

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  • Once the lace dries, remove from the can. Since I didn’t use the wax paper, I removed mine when it was almost dry (it was pretty stiff at this time) and let it dry by sitting it on the table in the circular position with the clothespin, holding it together. Let dry completely!
  • Now the fun begins! You can embellish any way you would like!

 

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If your princess loves sparkles, this one is for you! Take a small brush and put a thin coat of modge podge on your crown and sprinkle glitter all over it.

 

Then attach the two ends of the crown with hot glue to complete your masterpiece.

 

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This is the smaller crown and would be perfect for your cute baby. My 12-year-old, was so excited because it was perfect for her American Girl doll!

 

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I have a couple of princesses that love PINK! It doesn’t matter what the color of your lace, you can paint it! I used craft paint and it went on super easy and dried really fast!

 

I wish I would have made these sooner! I’m in love with them. They would be perfect for a springtime tea party or a little girls princess birthday party.

 

You need to make these, you will be glad you did!

 

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DIY Princess Crown Tutorial

 

 


34 thoughts on “DIY Princess Crown Tutorial”

  1. These are adorable! My little girl is 19 and probably wouldn't wear them, lol, but they would be cute to make and decorate around the house. Thank you, love them!!

  2. These are absolutely adorable! I'm thinking my baby girl needs at least one of these! Thanks for linking up at Whatever Goes Wednesday. I'll be featuring your crowns over at Someday Crafts tomorrow afternoon. 🙂

  3. These lace princess crowns are absolutely adorable! A lot of little girls will be very happy! Thank you for sharing this magical DIY project with us at the Healthy, Happy, Green and Natural Party Blog Hop! I’m pinning and sharing!

  4. My two little ones are currently obsessed with Frozen. I am going to make my 4 year old one out of blue lace Elsa style, and my 2 year old one out of purple lace Anna style. Thank you so much for the idea. I am currently deciding if I am too old for one??? Lucy x

  5. Lucy, you are never too old for a princess crown or a blue tutu. LOL. Sorry. I just had to comment.

    Kimberly, yhis is a great craft. We loved the new Cinderella movie and the message also. Have a wonderful Easter.

  6. Oh, these are SUPER cute! And elegant, too!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to link up with us over at the #HomeMattersParty – we hope to see you again this Friday! Feel free to bring a friend 🙂

  7. Hi Kim. These are just too cute for words. Thanks so much for linking up to Thriving on Thursdays each week. I'm featuring this one at tomorrow's party. Hope to see you again.

    Anne @ Domesblissity

  8. These are so adorable! My little princess would LOVE this project!
    Thanks so much for sharing this at the Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop! This will be one of my featured posts at our next party!

  9. These are adorable! My 8 year old daughter would flip if I made one of these for her. Thanks for the tutorial. Pinning. Thanks for linking to Tips & Tricks. I can't wait to see what you link up next. 🙂

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