Daffodil Crown
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Usher in Spring with a flowery fez that's blooming with blossoms.
| Prep Time: Under 1 hour | |
| What you need: | |
| Ruler and pencil
Scissors Construction paper Tape Hole punch Tissue paper Construction paper Green pipe cleaners Green paint | |
| Seasons: Rainy day, Spring | |
| Materials: paints, paper, pipe cleaners | |
| Instructions: | |
| 1. | Make a crown out of a strip of green construction paper, about 5 inches wide and 24 inches long, and tape the ends so it fits snugly on your child's head. |
| 2. | Scallop the top edge with eight 3-inch half-circles, punch a hole in each one, and paint a daffodil stem below the hole. |
| 3. | For each tissue-paper flower, stack eight 4-inch circles of tissue paper, fold them in half, and snip a small hole in the center. Push a green pipe cleaner stem through the hole and coil the end. |
| 4. | Pull the top four circles up over the coil and crinkle them tightly around your finger. Snip four wedges out of the remaining circles to form the outer petals. |
| 5. | Coil the stem at the base of the flower to hold the petals in place. Then, slip the stems into the holes of the crown. |
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