AdventurerKatziThese princesses or kings are made of cork and crown cork and embellished with wool.
Makes the cork kings and cork princesses to play for a puppet theatre or role playing. They are also suitable for a Christmas crib as figures. Have fun crafting with cork!
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For each king and princess you need a cork and two crown corks.
In addition, you put out your craft pad and prepare wool for your hair and for your clothes.
Start by wrapping the lower part of a cork with wool. You stick the initial thread with an adhesive point. Wrap so much wool around the cork until the cork is no longer visible. Then cut off the thread and stick the end to the cork.
With an evenly thick cork, you wrap half of the cork with wool.
Now you stick two crown caps together with the upper side. For this a hot glue gun is suitable. Attention when handling the hot glue - risk of injury! Please do not extend into the inner surfaces of the lids. These become hot!!! The crown is finished!
Tip: Alternatively, glue the lids together with a double-sided tape!
Now she sticks small woolen threads to the underside. This is how the hair is created. Afterwards, the crown sticks to her corks.
Tip: The crown beautifies you by, for example, sticking some wool around the sticky spot between the two crown caps. For this, you wrap the wool thread several times around the middle and then knot both ends together. Alternatively, you stick the threads firmly together.
Alternatively, stick her hair on the corks.
Then put the crown on the cork with a hot glue point.
Finally, the crafted cork kings and cork princesses paint a face.
Your little cork kings or princesses are ready.
Tip: Use them as game figures or for a nativity scene! Make more figures and stay creative!
Materials
Directions
For each king and princess you need a cork and two crown corks.
In addition, you put out your craft pad and prepare wool for your hair and for your clothes.
Start by wrapping the lower part of a cork with wool. You stick the initial thread with an adhesive point. Wrap so much wool around the cork until the cork is no longer visible. Then cut off the thread and stick the end to the cork.
With an evenly thick cork, you wrap half of the cork with wool.
Now you stick two crown caps together with the upper side. For this a hot glue gun is suitable. Attention when handling the hot glue - risk of injury! Please do not extend into the inner surfaces of the lids. These become hot!!! The crown is finished!
Tip: Alternatively, glue the lids together with a double-sided tape!
Now she sticks small woolen threads to the underside. This is how the hair is created. Afterwards, the crown sticks to her corks.
Tip: The crown beautifies you by, for example, sticking some wool around the sticky spot between the two crown caps. For this, you wrap the wool thread several times around the middle and then knot both ends together. Alternatively, you stick the threads firmly together.
Alternatively, stick her hair on the corks.
Then put the crown on the cork with a hot glue point.
Finally, the crafted cork kings and cork princesses paint a face.
Your little cork kings or princesses are ready.
Tip: Use them as game figures or for a nativity scene! Make more figures and stay creative!
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