This handmade paper crown is a delightful craft designed for children, combining vibrant colors with easy-to-follow construction. Created by Abhishek of Crafted Small, the crown uses strips of colored paper folded and layered into a circular band, with pointed arches forming the crown’s peaks.
The build starts by cutting equal-sized paper strips in various colors—red, yellow, blue, green, and more. These are arranged in alternating patterns and glued into a ring that fits comfortably around a child’s head. The top edges are shaped into triangular or curved points, giving the crown its regal silhouette. Optional embellishments like stickers, glitter, or small paper jewels can be added for extra sparkle.
Lightweight, festive, and full of charm, this crown is ideal for birthdays, classroom crafts, or dress-up fun.
Would you like help organizing this under a “Crafts for Kids” section with playful icons and a printable template preview? I can also suggest matching crafts like wands or badges to pair with it.
Watch the full build process on YouTube: How to make Rainbow Paper Crown
