Paper flower crown supply list for 7-year-olds
For seven-year-olds making a wearable paper flower crown for a classroom craft or party activity. This list uses paper flowers rather than real plants.
What to buy
Green construction paper
Colored tissue paper
Colored cardstock sheets
Paper headband strips
Glue sticks
Child-safe scissors
Washable markers
Pom-poms
Self-adhesive gem stickers
Stapler for adult use
Staples
Rulers
Who this list is for
A paper flower crown is a wearable classroom or party craft for seven-year-olds. This supply list uses paper flowers and decorations, not real plants or floral supplies.
How to use this list
Start with paper headband strips and measure them around each child’s head before decorating. Use green construction paper for leafy pieces, colored tissue paper and cardstock sheets for flowers, and glue sticks to attach the parts. Add pom-poms, self-adhesive gem stickers, and washable marker details after the main flowers are in place. An adult can handle the stapler and staples for final sizing.
Common mistakes
Do not staple a headband until it has been checked for fit. Tissue paper can tear if overloaded with glue, so use a light amount from the glue sticks. Avoid placing heavy clusters of pom-poms or gem stickers all in one spot, which can make the crown bend. Keep scissors child-safe and leave adult stapling until the end.
What is on this list
You will find green construction paper, colored tissue paper, colored cardstock, paper headband strips, glue sticks, child-safe scissors, washable markers, pom-poms, self-adhesive gem stickers, an adult-use stapler, staples, and rulers. Cross off anything already stocked for the classroom or party table.
Before you begin
Count headband strips before setting out the flowers and decorations. Put rulers, scissors, and glue sticks at shared work areas. Keep the stapler with the adult, and leave a clear place for completed crowns while glue dries.
FAQ
Who is "Paper flower crown supply list for 7-year-olds" for?
A paper flower crown is a wearable classroom or party craft for seven-year-olds. This supply list uses paper flowers and decorations, not real plants or floral supplies.
How should I use "Paper flower crown supply list for 7-year-olds"?
Start with paper headband strips and measure them around each child’s head before decorating. Use green construction paper for leafy pieces, colored tissue paper and cardstock sheets for flowers, and glue sticks to attach the parts. Add pom-poms, self-adhesive gem stickers, and washable marker details after the main flowers are in place. An adult can handle…
What should I skip or avoid with "Paper flower crown supply list for 7-year-olds"?
Do not staple a headband until it has been checked for fit. Tissue paper can tear if overloaded with glue, so use a light amount from the glue sticks. Avoid placing heavy clusters of pom-poms or gem stickers all in one spot, which can make the crown bend. Keep scissors child-safe and leave adult stapling until the end.
What is on the "Paper flower crown supply list for 7-year-olds" list?
You will find green construction paper, colored tissue paper, colored cardstock, paper headband strips, glue sticks, child-safe scissors, washable markers, pom-poms, self-adhesive gem stickers, an adult-use stapler, staples, and rulers. Cross off anything already stocked for the classroom or party table.
What should I know about before you begin?
Count headband strips before setting out the flowers and decorations. Put rulers, scissors, and glue sticks at shared work areas. Keep the stapler with the adult, and leave a clear place for completed crowns while glue dries.
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