Spring Rose Flower Crown

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You Will Need (5 things)

Steps (8 steps, 30 minutes)

1. 1

   Wrap 2 of the pipe cleaners together at their ends. Fit the pipe cleaners around your head to see if they sit easily while leaving a little bit of wiggle room. If it does not fit, wrap your third pipe cleaner onto both of the loose ends of the other 2 pipe cleaners to finish off the ring. The final piece will look wobbly and bent but this does not matter, in fact it makes it looks more like a branch that way.

2. 2

   Carefully wrap your pipe cleaner ring with floral tape. This type of tape sticks to itself so don't worry when you first feel it and it seems too paper-y. For extra support, glue down the ends once you've wrapped it entirely.

3. 3

   Take your fourth pipe cleaner and cut a piece about 1 1/2 inches long. Wrap that piece once tightly around your taped ring. This will support the flowers when you glue them on.

4. 4

   Add a line of glue from the middle of the flower to the base of the leaves opposite each other (basically a straight line).

5. 5

   Place the flower on the base you created and add more glue if it is too loose.

6. 6

   Repeat the last 3 steps with the rest of your larger flowers. We used 4 large flowers.

7. 7

   Gather all of your supplies.

8. 8

   Add your smaller flowers in the gaps between the larger flowers to give the crown a little more variety and volume. We also added a few leaves at the ends to give it a wreath-vibe. There you go! Isn't it just lovely? Happy spring everyone!