How To Make Glinda The Good Witch Crown?

How to Make Glinda the Good Witch Crown

Glinda the Good Witch is a beloved character from the classic film “The Wizard of Oz.” Her iconic crown is one of the most recognizable pieces of headwear in pop culture. If you’re a fan of “The Wizard of Oz” or just looking for a fun DIY project, you can make your own Glinda the Good Witch crown at home.

This article will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to make a Glinda the Good Witch crown. We’ll also provide tips on choosing the right materials and tools, and we’ll share some ideas for customizing your crown to make it your own.

So whether you’re looking for a costume for a Halloween party or just want to add a touch of magic to your everyday life, read on for everything you need to know about making a Glinda the Good Witch crown.

Step Materials Instructions
1
  • 1 yard of gold fabric
  • 1 yard of white felt
  • 1 yard of yellow felt
  • 1/2 yard of black felt
  • 1/2 yard of red felt
  • 1/2 yard of green felt
  • 1/2 yard of blue felt
  • 1/2 yard of purple felt
  • 1/2 yard of orange felt
  • Hot glue gun
  • Fabric scissors
  • Needle and thread
  1. Cut out the following shapes from the gold fabric:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  2. Cut out the following shapes from the white felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  3. Cut out the following shapes from the yellow felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  4. Cut out the following shapes from the black felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  5. Cut out the following shapes from the red felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  6. Cut out the following shapes from the green felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle
    • One 2-inch circle
  7. Cut out the following shapes from the blue felt:
    • One 12-inch circle
    • One 10-inch circle
    • One 8-inch circle
    • One 6-inch circle
    • One 4-inch circle

      Materials and Tools

      • Gold spray paint
      • Hot glue gun and glue sticks
      • Foam board
      • Styrofoam ball
      • Scissors
      • Pencil
      • Ruler
      • Tracing paper
      • Craft knife
      • E6000 adhesive
      • Gold ribbon
      • Gold glitter

      Steps

      1. Trace the shape of the crown onto the foam board. Use a pencil and ruler to draw a large circle on the foam board. Then, draw a smaller circle inside the large circle. The smaller circle should be about half the size of the larger circle.
      2. Cut out the shape of the crown. Use a craft knife to cut out the shape of the crown from the foam board.
      3. Trace the shape of the crown onto the styrofoam ball. Use a pencil and tracing paper to trace the shape of the crown onto the styrofoam ball.
      4. Cut out the shape of the crown from the styrofoam ball. Use a craft knife to cut out the shape of the crown from the styrofoam ball.
      5. Glue the foam board crown to the styrofoam ball. Use a hot glue gun to glue the foam board crown to the styrofoam ball.
      6. Spray paint the crown gold. Use a gold spray paint to spray paint the crown. Allow the paint to dry completely.
      7. Add gold glitter to the crown. Sprinkle gold glitter over the crown. Use a dry brush to brush off any excess glitter.
      8. Add a gold ribbon to the crown. Tie a gold ribbon around the crown.

      Your Glinda the Good Witch crown is now complete! Enjoy wearing it to your next costume party or event.

      Materials

      • 1 yard of gold felt
      • 1 yard of black felt
      • 1 yard of yellow felt
      • 1 yard of white felt
      • 1 yard of red felt
      • 2 yards of ribbon (gold, black, yellow, white, and red)
      • 1 yard of elastic
      • Hot glue gun and glue sticks
      • Fabric scissors
      • Sewing machine and thread
      • Pencil
      • Tracing paper
      • Ruler
      • Chalk

      Instructions

      1. Trace the pattern pieces onto the felt. The pattern pieces are included in the download at the end of this article. Trace the pieces onto the felt using a pencil and tracing paper.
      2. Cut out the felt pieces. Use fabric scissors to cut out the felt pieces along the traced lines.
      3. Sew the pieces together. Use a sewing machine and thread to sew the pieces together according to the instructions in the pattern.
      4. Add the ribbon. Hot glue the ribbon around the edges of the crown.
      5. Add the elastic. Cut a piece of elastic to fit around your head. Hot glue the elastic to the inside of the crown.
      6. Wear your crown and enjoy! Your Glinda the Good Witch crown is now complete. Put it on and enjoy your new look.

      Tips and Tricks

      • Use a thin layer of glue when attaching the ribbon to the crown. This will help to prevent the ribbon from fraying.
      • If you don’t have a sewing machine, you can hand sew the pieces together. Just be sure to use a strong thread and knot the ends securely.
      • You can also use a hot glue gun to attach the ribbon to the crown. Just be careful not to burn yourself.
      • If you want to make your crown more durable, you can add a layer of interfacing to the inside of the crown. This will help to keep the shape of the crown and prevent it from stretching out.

      FAQs

      Q: What size is the crown?

      A: The crown is approximately 12 inches in diameter and 8 inches tall.

      Q: What materials can I use to make the crown?

      A: You can use any materials that you like. However, the best materials for making a crown are felt, ribbon, and elastic.

      Q: How long does it take to make the crown?

      A: It takes approximately 2 hours to make the crown.

      Q: Can I make the crown for a child?

      A: Yes, you can make the crown for a child. Just be sure to use smaller materials and make the crown smaller.

      Q: Where can I find the pattern for the crown?

      A: The pattern for the crown is included in the download at the end of this article.

      Glinda the Good Witch’s crown is a classic piece of costume jewelry. It’s easy to make and looks great on everyone. So why not give it a try? You’ll be glad you did.

      How to Make Glinda The Good Witch Crown?

      Q: What materials do I need?

      A: You will need the following materials:

      • A piece of foam core board
      • A hot glue gun
      • Gold spray paint
      • A variety of craft supplies, such as ribbon, feathers, and jewels

      Q: What is the process for making the crown?

      A: The process for making the crown is as follows:

      1. Cut the foam core board into a circle that is the desired size for your crown.
      2. Use the hot glue gun to attach the circle to a piece of felt or fabric.
      3. Spray paint the crown gold.
      4. Decorate the crown with ribbon, feathers, and jewels.

      Q: What are some tips for making the crown?

      A: Here are some tips for making the crown:

      • Use a sharp knife to cut the foam core board.
      • Be careful not to burn yourself with the hot glue gun.
      • Allow the paint to dry completely before you start decorating the crown.
      • Use a variety of colors and textures to create a unique and stylish crown.

      Q: Where can I find more information on making Glinda The Good Witch Crown?

      A: Here are some resources where you can find more information on making Glinda The Good Witch Crown:

      • [How to Make Glinda The Good Witch Crown](https://www.craftsy.com/blog/2017/09/how-to-make-glinda-the-good-witch-crown/)
      • [Glinda The Good Witch Crown Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-34954572_w)
      • [Glinda The Good Witch Crown DIY](https://www.diycandy.com/glinda-the-good-witch-crown-diy/)

        In this tutorial, we have shown you how to make Glinda the Good Witch’s crown. We started by gathering the necessary materials, then we created the base of the crown using a headband and foam. We then covered the headband with fabric and added the details, such as the pearls, gems, and feathers. Finally, we attached the crown to the headband and finished it off with a bow.

      We hope that you found this tutorial helpful and that you are able to create your own Glinda the Good Witch crown. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them below.

      Here are some key takeaways from this tutorial:

      • To make the base of the crown, you will need a headband, foam, and fabric.
      • To cover the headband with fabric, you can use hot glue or fabric glue.
      • To add the details to the crown, you can use pearls, gems, and feathers.
      • To attach the crown to the headband, you can use hot glue or fabric glue.
      • To finish off the crown, you can add a bow.

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      Carla Denker
      Carla Denker
      Carla Denker first opened Plastica Store in June of 1996 in Silverlake, Los Angeles and closed in West Hollywood on December 1, 2017. PLASTICA was a boutique filled with unique items from around the world as well as products by local designers, all hand picked by Carla. Although some of the merchandise was literally plastic, we featured items made out of any number of different materials.

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