Toilet paper roll crown

Klorollen-Krone

This crown is super easy to craft and decorate as you like. It's much sturdier than regular paper crowns, so it can be used again and again for birthday children.


All you need are a bunch of toilet paper rolls, glue, and paint!

Links

You can find a short film showing how I craft a crown here on my YouTube channel.

What you need*

Klorollen und Klebepistole

Toilet paper rolls (depending on the desired size of the crown, approx. 8-14

(Hot) glue

A folding bone [Affiliate Link*] is helpful but not essential

Paint - I use Marabu acrylic paints [Affiliate Link*]

Decorative materials as desired

Instructions

Plattgedrückte und diagonal gefaltete Klorollen

Flatten the first toilet paper roll.

Fold the flattened roll diagonally upwards.

Repeat these first two steps with all toilet paper rolls. Make sure to always fold along the same diagonal (e.g., from the bottom left corner to the top right corner).

zwei gefaltete Klorollen werden ineinander geschoben

Insert a second toilet paper roll into the first as shown.

Tip:The crown will generally hold without glue. However, for a stable crown, I recommend gluing the parts togetherwithhot glue, for example.

Viele Klorollen werdne ineinander geschoben

This is how you push all the toilet paper rolls one after the other into a long row.

Die ineinandergeschobenen Klorollen zum Kreis gebogen

Finally, you form the row of cardboard tubes into a circle...

gefaltete und zusammengesteckte Klorollen zum Kreis geformt

... and insert the last one into the first toilet roll so that the circle is closed.

Bemalte Krone aus Klorollen

Now you can paint and decorate your crown as you wish.

Enjoy crafting!

Love, Kathrin

Inspiration

Bemale deine Krone und beklebe sie mit buntem Material: Pompons, Glitzer-Steinchen, Pailletten... was die Bastelkiste hergibt!

Disclaimer

* This article may contain affiliate links to Amazon. All affiliate links are marked as such. "Affiliate link" means that I may receive a small commission if you click this link and then make a purchase on Amazon. This helps me to continue providing free craft instructions in the future.