Crown ornament diy

Hi guys! I’m really excited to share my first DIY project with you! I’m going to show you how to paper crowns from paper towel rolls! They are perfect just because but I think ge…

Who doesn't need a cardboard crown? The metal versions are just so beautiful, but a little out of my price range for a decorative item, so I thought it would be fun to craft one up the old fashioned way........with cardboard and glue. Hey, a little paint and some Mardi Gras beads and no one will even know you made it from a box! Use them to decorate for the holidays or to wear with your King Arthur cos play costume. Remember to recycle and always Make Your Mark! Perfect for my holiday…

I made this special ornament to remember the reason we celebrate Christmas...the King of Kings.

Tiny Crown Tutorial | Orignaux Moose

LDS Temple ornament

This is a super simple DIY that has been floating around the internet for a few years with a couple of different methods. This is basically the same item that you can find over at Maker, Baker, Glitter Shaker and Joyfolie Blog, but mine is purposed for grown-ups and theatre people. I have made a couple of changes that give it a more serious costuming edge. Let's begin! First you will need your costuming ingredients: -Measuring tape-3/4 to one yard of crocheted lace that you think looks…

Every princess needs a crown. I saw these lace crowns on Pinterest and had to do it myself. Now that I have two little princesses, I thought it would be the perfect photo prop for some newborn pictures. I'm no professional photographer, but I've got to admit that I'm pretty excited about how these pictures turned out! I love how these crowns look and they were so easy to make! All you'll need: -lace decorative trim ribbon -spray starch -gold paint -glitter -hot glue gun I got the ribbon at…

How to make Victorian style Christmas tinsel ornaments. Modeled after the ornaments made from Cornish tin for Queen Victoria's Christmas tree, these beautiful, sparkling ornaments are quick, easy, and inexpensive to make.

AUTUMN, WINTER, SPRING AND SUMMER ~ "The seasons are what a symphony ought to be: four perfect movements in harmony with each other.... beautifully classic."