I Crown Thee - Create a Fun Frozen Princess or Magical Castle King Queen Crown

In this 1 hour long class, students will create their very own wearable crowns using a glue gun and some simple materials.

Suzanne Lappan

523 total reviews for this teacher

3 reviews for this class

Completed by 12 learners

There are no upcoming classes.

60 minutes

per class

Meets once

8-13

year olds

2-6

learners per class

per learner

How does a “One-Time” class work?

Meets once at a scheduled time

Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

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Description

Class Experience

This 1 hour class is fun for any princess, king or queen in the making. We will create an enchanted wearable crown with just a few supplies. These majestic crowns are fun to create and wear to your upcoming ball, castle joust or Medieval Faire! The class will be a live step by step instructional time, where you will be creating your crown along with other students. I will guide you, via a second camera on my hands, through the easy steps and helping you with tips and tricks to get the crown...

Through this class, students will -
Learn to be responsible about using tools such as a glue gun, 
Learn fun techniques to create shapes and designs using a resist method, 
Learn about faux finishing painting techniques, 
Design a wearable art piece and have the ability to recreate what they've learned easily, 
It is a fun age appropriate art project for elementary into middle school kids.

-A silicone baking mat or Parchment baking paper, can be a baking pan made of silicone as well.
-Wax paper (if doing Frozen crown.)
-Measuring tape or string to measure head
-Acrylic craft paint- any color/s you prefer. You can use metallic paints as well.
-A brush with water for paint and a towel / paper towel.
-A glue gun with at least 5 full size glue sticks or 10 mini glue sticks. If you plan to do a large crown, have extra glue sticks on hand.
-Wire or a stiff headband to use as the base for your head piece. If using wire, some cutters to cut wire.
-Newspaper, cardboard or aluminum foil. (Something you can have under you to catch any drips of glue or paint.)
OPTIONAL
- Rhinestones, glass stones or large plastic jewels to embellish your crown.
- Glitter or glitter paint to add sparkle to your crown. 
- If using glitter, have a clear coat like Modge Podge on hand to give a protective coat at end.

1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Students will be using a glue gun to create this project. Students should be comfortable using a glue gun and know basic safety tips.

Teacher

Suzanne Lappan

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

Doll Maker/Cooperative Teacher Inspiring kids to be creative

523 total reviews

271 completed classes

About Me

Hi! Let's make something you design and create! I am a doll maker by trade and own a small business selling eco friendly sewn toys. I have a background in textiles and art with a BS from Philadelphia college of Textiles and Science and have...