Paper Crown Pattern

Masks that can make you laugh

1) CLOWN MASK:   Place the paper bag in front of you, with open side down. Cut out ‘V’ shaped incisions on either side of the lower part. Now cut the lower open edge in a curved pattern (like in linked ‘U’s.) This is the clown’s collar. Draw a long horizontal line across a vertical line to form a cross each on both the eyes, with a black sketch pen. 2)  KING’S MASK: Mark black dots on holes Draw and colour white circles around these to form eyes. With a black sketch pen, outline the eyelids. Draw black bushy eyebrows and moustaches with a regal nose in between. Draw and colour a grim mouth. Cut out a crown from the golden paper, stick atop the head and draw and paint hair from under the crown – down to either side of the crown. Outline the chin. The King’s mask is ready. NOTE: If you have gas balloons, the sticking of facial parts will be in an inverted order (starting from the lips on the tied end moving upwards to stick the fringe at the other end). See that the threads used for tying are long enough (for adults to be able to reach them) before letting them cling to the ceiling. Make sure no one switches on the ceiling fan though!

passengers on a little spaceship: simple felt crowns

We've been playing dolls quite a bit lately and Naiya's stories keep leading us down the princess path.  After many a tiara twisted from play silks or cut from paper and temporarily held in place with a bit of scotch tape, we finally devoted a crafting afternoon to making several sizes of crowns for all the royalty who constantly show up in our games and play.  These aren't the most elegant diadems we've ever concocted but they were simple and Naiya was able to help make them and did the decorating entirely on her own.

I'm so glad folks find this useful. I often find it difficult to think up crafts that very young children can do themselves. I'm going to try and make a "simple party favors" post sometime soon, but I think there were also many really easy party ideas at our May Faire this year. If you're interested in a few crafts/activities for young children to participate in/create in under a minute you might want to check out that Faire post here: http://passengersonalittlespaceship.blogspot.com/2011/05/may-faire.

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