Handmade crown ideas: perfect for birthday parties and birthday photos

[Origami] A Crown Made by Combining Parts

[Playable Origami] How to Make a Simple Crown 2 with Voice Commentary ☆ Origami Crown Tutorial

Here’s how to make a crown using six sheets of origami paper.

First, make the parts with the six sheets, then assemble them.

Be careful not to mix up the assembly steps.

Once the crown is finished, you can adjust the head size, which makes it both fun and very practical.

You might also like to decorate it cutely with diamond-shaped stickers or washi tape! After it’s done, it could be fun to play princess with the kids using the crown.

Give it a try!

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A crown made of newspaper

Origami Crown – Easy How-To | How to Make a Paper Crown <DIY Tutorial>

Here’s a crown you can make using various rectangular papers like flyers and wrapping paper.

If you use newspaper, the finished crown is a great size for kids to wear.

Be sure to crease firmly as you fold.

The key is to gently flatten it at the end and shape it into the triangular crown form.

The folding steps are simple, so give it a try! You can also decorate it with sparkly stickers or colored pens to suit the kids’ tastes.

Finish it off as a wonderful crown in your own style.

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Paper Plate Crown

Crown made from paper plates—perfect for birthday parties and school plays!

Here’s an idea for making a crown using a paper plate.

Cut eight evenly spaced slits into the plate, then fold the cut sections upward to form the crown points.

Attach felt balls to the tips of the crown points—using glue is recommended.

Once you’ve added the felt balls, it’s complete.

Adding sparkly stickers can make it even cuter.

If you plan to draw or color on the plate, it’s best to do that before cutting; it will make the process smoother.

Give this simple and cute crown a try!

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Ribbon Crown

A ribbon crown made only with 100-yen store materials! Ayase’s first birthday.

Here’s how to make a cute ribbon crown.

Cut three pieces of wire, align them together, and form loops at both ends.

Since wire tips can be sharp, be sure to cover them securely with masking tape.

Shape the wire into a circle and tie on the pre-cut fabric strips.

When tying, make sure there are no gaps between adjacent strips.

Once you’ve tied them on, thread fabric through the looped parts of the wire you made at the beginning.

Thread a ribbon through the loop on the other side as well.

By threading a ribbon here, you can adjust the size to fit the head.

This ribbon crown is fun for everyone from adults to kids, so definitely give it a try.

It’s also perfect for birthday photos!

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[Origami] Princess Tiara You Can Make with One Sheet

[Easy Origami] A real wearable crown! How to fold a cute crown with one sheet (explained with audio and captions) – Easy Origami: How to Make a Crown

Here’s an introduction to a cute crown you can make with a single sheet of origami paper.

Make sure to crease firmly as you fold.

When you flip it over and open it into a triangle, it’s also a good idea to use your fingernail to sharpen the creases.

Once you shape the crown, it’s complete! Using 15 cm origami paper makes a small, cute crown.

Using 25 cm origami paper makes a crown that a small child can wear.

Try folding with different designs—like gold foil or check patterns—and have fun experimenting!

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