Crown for the Snow Queen
To make the Snow Queen's crown we will need the following materials:
– foam rubber
– a can of silver paint
– cutting knife
– needle
– white threads
– silver sequins
– white acrylic paint
– silver satin ribbon
– large beads a la pearls
– rhinestones
– decorative plastic snowflakes
- tape measure
We cut out the base of our crown. We take measurements: head circumference (30 cm), height of the future product (highest point - 25 cm). We make a triangle out of paper, apply it to the foam rubber and transfer the design of the crown - characteristic teeth of different heights (7 teeth in total).
We cut the workpiece along the marked lines using a cutting knife.
Next, paint the base with white acrylic paint on both sides and leave to dry for a day. Sew the product along the back fold.
Let's move on to the next stage. We take a can of silver paint and apply frosty patterns, leaving it to dry.
Let's start decorating our crown for the Snow Queen. We take beads a la pearls and sew them along the edge of the teeth, then fasten a satin ribbon along the rim of the product and fix the rhinestones.
We arm ourselves with decorative snowflakes, which we place on each pointed end of the crown. Let's start working with sequins, lay them out in a pattern on the front side of the crown and secure them using the same thread and needle.
Our crown for the Snow Queen is ready.
If you have a white wig, the look will turn out absolutely fabulous. On New Year's Eve, no one will be able to take their eyes off such an icy beauty. So go for it!
– foam rubber
– a can of silver paint
– cutting knife
– needle
– white threads
– silver sequins
– white acrylic paint
– silver satin ribbon
– large beads a la pearls
– rhinestones
– decorative plastic snowflakes
- tape measure
We cut out the base of our crown. We take measurements: head circumference (30 cm), height of the future product (highest point - 25 cm). We make a triangle out of paper, apply it to the foam rubber and transfer the design of the crown - characteristic teeth of different heights (7 teeth in total).
We cut the workpiece along the marked lines using a cutting knife.
Next, paint the base with white acrylic paint on both sides and leave to dry for a day. Sew the product along the back fold.
Let's move on to the next stage. We take a can of silver paint and apply frosty patterns, leaving it to dry.
Let's start decorating our crown for the Snow Queen. We take beads a la pearls and sew them along the edge of the teeth, then fasten a satin ribbon along the rim of the product and fix the rhinestones.
We arm ourselves with decorative snowflakes, which we place on each pointed end of the crown. Let's start working with sequins, lay them out in a pattern on the front side of the crown and secure them using the same thread and needle.
Our crown for the Snow Queen is ready.
If you have a white wig, the look will turn out absolutely fabulous. On New Year's Eve, no one will be able to take their eyes off such an icy beauty. So go for it!
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