How do I make the crown fit?

Measure round the head, trim the strip to length, then tape or glue the tabs so the crown sits snug. Test it on the child's head before the party.

Can I put a name on the band?

Yes. Type the name in the direction field. The lettering is a request, so check the spelling on the printed sheet.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Jewelled is a royal crown with faceted gems and gold filigree. Cartoon has thick outlines and big round gems. Glitter has a sparkling foil texture and bold block lettering.

What should I print the crown on?

Card holds its shape better than paper, so print on card if the crown must stand up for a whole event.

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Mardi Gras crowns: king crown, queen tiara, jester crown

Mardi Gras crowns — a paper crown strip with five pointed peaks, a fleur-de-lis on the centre peak, round painted jewels along the band and "King" lettered in the middle, a dashed cut line and a tab at each end, jeweled royal crown illustration, faceted gems, gold filigree and fine outlines

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Reading 3Jester crown

Paper crown strips for Mardi Gras or Epiphany, printed in purple, green and gold with jewels drawn on the band. Each strip has a word lettered across it, King, Queen or Mardi Gras, a dashed cut line round the points and tabs to glue or tape. Teachers and parents print them for a parade or a king cake party. Cut the strip, fit it round the head and fasten the ends. Type a different word or a name, and the band is drawn with it.

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a king cake party hat
an Epiphany celebration at school
a jester costume prop

Frequently asked questions

How do I make the crown fit?: Measure round the head, trim the strip to length, then tape or glue the tabs so the crown sits snug. Test it on the child's head before the party.
Can I put a name on the band?: Yes. Type the name in the direction field. The lettering is a request, so check the spelling on the printed sheet.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Jewelled is a royal crown with faceted gems and gold filigree. Cartoon has thick outlines and big round gems. Glitter has a sparkling foil texture and bold block lettering.
What should I print the crown on?: Card holds its shape better than paper, so print on card if the crown must stand up for a whole event.

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