Mirror Mirror Snow White Crown - brucethund1989

I'm here again with other fun and fancy princess slyness sponsored by the creators of the movie Mirror Mirror. Last fourth dimension we made a hand held mirror. Now we'ray recreating Lead by the nose Edward D. White's crown from the movie. I couldn't sustain over how simple and hitherto so elegant it was. Perfect for a princess.

Here's Nose candy White wearing the crown from the movie.

Although… here's other photo I ran across where it looks like the Queen is wearing the same crown. Hmmm. We'll deliver to watch the movie to find out how that happens!

Here's how we recreated Snow White's Diamond Heart Crown.

Supplies:

• 5 metal pipe cleaners per crown
• 25-30 clear pony beads per pate – beads with a large hole for threading, wholly shapes and sizes
• scissors

1. For the base of the crown, twist 2 of your silver pipe dry cleaners together. With your hand, trend the twisted shrill cleaners into a circle shape.

2. Direct the remaining 3 pipe cleaners and cut them like the photograph below. One is in half, same is in thirds, and unity is a 2/3 – 1/3 length.

3. Line them up so you can see where they will go. Snow Unintegrated's peak has a few different lengths, every other ace is unmindful to long.

3. Shut down from each one of the cut pieces in half and twist them together. This helps them become a little sturdier. And so deform them about the base of the crown to stormproof them on. (This crown would as wel work well for a Statue of Liberty costume, just fyi!)

4. Tot your hyaloid string of beads to the crown. These large hole shot glass string of beads are the perfective size to draw onto a doubled up pipe cleaner.

You're now set and ready to be crowned princess. You could as wel make few of these to take with you to the picture erosion a fun party dress!

Mirror Mirror comes out side by side workweek, March 30th, and then be sure toColligate!'Alike' Mirror Mirror on Facebook, visit the officialwebsite to watch the trailer & grab free downloads and travel along Mirror Mirror happeningPinterest for behind the scenes photos and more!

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY website with kids cunning tutorials, home decor ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Elementary teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves unselfish her creativity here at Make and Takes!

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