Friends, Happy Wednesday everyone.
Required Materials-
- Paper
- Beads
- Glue
- Caesar
Preparation phase-
In making this, I practiced by making one before myself, after I got it right, I made another one, during the second one I captured the scenes.
Here I took a total of four colors of paper, then cut the black ones thinly long, the pink ones into smaller sizes, the light-yellow ones a little longer and the green ones a little longer. Check out the scenes.
First, I took the green colored paper and then folded it crosswise from both sides, then folded it from the bottom side. This is how I made many.
Then I took pink paper, folded the small piece crosswise, then folded it in the middle and cut it round on top, which looks like a flower petal.
Next, I took a long piece of black paper and made it thick from the bottom with scissors, then applied glue and twisted it so that I could place it between the flower petals.
Then I took the paper petals one by one, put glue in the middle and placed the black paper wrappers.
Then I took a light yellow colored paper, folded it in half, then cut it round from the top, which looks like a pair of leaves. I fried it along the middle and then put beads in the middle with glue.
Then first I took the fried green colored papers, joined them with glue and made them round.
Then I attached light yellow leaf-like papers around the round crown, see the scenes.
Then I attached the flowers one by one to the heads on top of the crown with glue.
Finally put it on my head, although it looks a bit small on my head but it was perfect size for my daughter's head. Look, it looks pretty and feels like a real crown.
Hope you like my today's attempt at paper crowns. Your kind comments will inspire me more to do something new.
All are my original photographs.
@semarekha