Making a headdress

Artisarium shows you how to make different bases for a headpiece, what materials and tools you need + design ideas. Step by step guide how to make a flower crown for next festival!

(continued) Creating the wire base The first attempt I made was a stunning failure: I tried to twist the hangers together like I’d twisted the

So for reasons that I can’t quite wrap my head around, I’ve fround myself making show-girl headdresses. This is great, except that I don’t fully

Print this indian headdress template (medium size) that you can trace or cut out. You can use this download to decorate a Native American theme craft or for whatever project you like!

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!

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…

Piece 1 of my Halloween 2014 costume. This was a lot easier to make than I anticipated. Rear View For a Step by Step how I made this, start here: Nemes Headdress Front View

'Make a Wish' dandelion hat, Mark T Burke millinery.

My mom is a huge fan of “The Divine Secrets is the Ya-Ya Sisterhood,” and she asked me to make her a personalized crown like the ones the characters create for themselves. We may have gone a little crazy with a $75 budget, but the result is gorgeous — and it was super easy! I used felt for the base of the crown, then I embellished it with an array of pendants, patches, tassels and faux flowers. Follow the link below for other ideas if you want to make your own!