A woman steadies a paper crown while a girl adds a tulip decoration at a table with ribbons and glue.

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Making a King’s Day Crown with Mom

A mother steadies a paper crown while her daughter adds a tulip decoration, with ribbons and glue on the table.

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Orange crowns, blue sleeves

Make the paper crowns stand out against soft blue clothes, with pink tulips beside them.

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Digital example: Orange paper crowns and blue clothes beside pink tulips.

1. Orange — both crowns
2. Pink — tulip petals
3. Green — leaves and stems
4. Light blue — tops

Fill the crown shapes orange, working around their small decorations.
Color the real tulip petals pink; keep the tulip shapes on the crowns white.
Add green to the potted leaves and tulip foliage.
Color both tops light blue and leave the dress flowers white.

Both crowns should stand out clearly. Keep faces, hair, craft tools and the window scene white.

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