Does your son leave the magician king in the Christmas function of the school?If the answer is yes, then you will surely be checking out closets and drawers to see what you can do to get your costume ready on the appointed day.
We have the tunic and the cape, but we lack the crown ... we may be encouraged to make one. I found this proposal in Playhousemuseum, you may find it too ostentatious, in which case it could be adapted by slightly lowering the upper part, what is no doubt that they will be fantastic on the head of your little ones. There is a version for boys and another for girls ... yes, if I know that the Magi were boys, but girls can also get into this role, and they may want to do it their own way.
In the links you have the template to download and print
What do we need:
- Metallic cardboard, scissors, cuter, glue stick or white glue, stapler, matte cardboard, zeal, glossy paper or flat ornaments to decorate.
How we make crowns:
It's simple, the templates are printed on paper and the line is copied onto the cards, then the two parts of the crown are joined together with zeal and we can decorate the front area with shapes (also on the template) on glossy / metallic papers (glue stick), gluing (white glue) plastic ornaments that simulate precious stones. We can also opt for gomets, the finish is simpler but less spectacular.
Finally we will cut a strip three centimeters wide and staple it at the ends taking into account the diameter of the child's head.
Now they can look like your Magi your children.
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