The set of 6 paintable crowns, assorted in 3 styles, consists of six white paper crowns with black line drawings that you color in yourself. With a crown like this on their head, a children's party turns into a royal court full of kings, queens and princesses, and every child designs their own version. Boys and girls wear them on birthdays, King's Day or at Carnival.
What do the three crown models look like?
- You get six crowns, two of each of the three models.
- The first model is a king's crown with pointed teeth and a wide band with a diamond pattern.
- The second model has tall teeth ending in circles and curls, with drawn gemstones all over the band.
- The third model is a tiara with elegant curls and a teardrop-shaped jewel in the middle.
- The crowns are white with black contour lines, so every gemstone and every edge is its own area to color in.
- Material: 100% paper.
- Not suitable for children under 36 months, as the set contains small parts.
A craft crown as an activity at the party
A crown has been the sign of a king or queen for centuries, and that is why the birthday child often wears a little crown on their birthday. With these crowns, the decorating itself is the activity: at the table with colored pencils or paint, children are entertained for a while, and afterwards everyone goes home with their own crown. Color the crown in while it is still flat, then the lines won't get smudged. On King's Day, the same set works well for the whole family to color in orange shades.
This is how the paper crown turns into a royal outfit
You complete a little king with a red or purple cape and a scepter, and a knight gets a silver tunic and a sword to go with it. The tiara goes well with a princess dress and a few pieces of jewelry. Color the gemstones on the crown in the same color as the cape or dress, then the outfit forms a cohesive whole.
Choose this crown set and every child at the birthday party goes home with a self-designed crown.