Printable Kings and Queens Crowns – A Fun DIY for Make-Believe Play
There’s nothing more magical than stepping into a world of imagination! Whether your little one dreams of being a king, queen, prince, or princess, these Printable Kings and Queens Crowns make the perfect addition to any dress-up adventure.
With just a few simple supplies—card stock, glitter, gems, and creativity—kids can craft their own original creation and step into a world of royal fun. Whether for playtime, storytelling, or a royal tea party, these crowns bring a touch of imagination and creativity to any day!
Kids will love these printable kings and queens crowns. Using the free template, they will be able to create a crown of their own.
I don’t know about you, but having a girl is SO much fun! Mine is full of spunk, personality and filled with an imagination. You can often find her dressed up like a princess wanting tea parties and playing make believe.
Well, today I am here to help you outfit your queens and kings in a fun and unique way: A printable king and queen crown! Or if your little one prefers, a prince and princess crown template.

Supplies Needed for a DIY Royal Crown
Before we start crafting, gather these simple supplies. This post contains affiliate links:
✅ Printable files – Download and print the crown template below
✅ Card stock – Sturdy paper ensures the crown holds its shape
✅ Scissors – To cut out the wearable crown
✅ Glue or tape – For assembling the pieces
✅ Glitter and gems – Add sparkle fit for a royal
✅ Markers, crayons or colored pencils – Perfect for personalizing the design
Once you have everything ready, it’s time to bring these crowns to life!
How to Make a DIY Royal Crown
Step 1: Print & Cut the Crown Template
Start by printing the printable files onto sturdy card stock.
Step 2: Decorate with Glitter & Gems
Now for the fun part—decorating! Let your child’s imagination shine as they transform their crown into a royal masterpiece.
- Use markers to draw patterns, stars, or even their royal title!
- Use glue to attach gems and make the crown sparkle
- Add a sprinkle of glitter for a magical touch

Step 3: Assemble & Adjust the Fit
Once the crown has bee decorated, it’s time to fit the wearable crown to your child’s head.
Glue the long strips of paper to the sides of the crown. Measure on child and glue into a crown. I used hot glue, but use any glue that you have on hand, even tape works!
Now, your little one is ready to rule their make-believe kingdom in style!

Fun Ways to Use Your Royal Crown
This wearable crown isn’t just for birthdays—it’s the perfect addition to any day filled with imaginative play!
✨ Dress-Up Play – Let kids wear their crowns while playing pretend kings, queens, or knights
✨ Storytime Fun – Add crowns for an interactive storybook adventure
✨ Tea Parties – No royal tea party is complete without a crown!
✨ School & Classroom Play – Great for themed activities, school plays, or dramatic play areas
✨ Birthday Fun – Of course, these also make great birthday crowns for little royals!
No matter how they use it, kids will love stepping into a world of imagination and creativity with their handmade crowns.

Why We Love This DIY Crown Craft
These printable files make it so easy to craft a wearable crown for all kinds of creative play. Whether your child wants to rule a pretend kingdom, host a tea party, or dress up as their favorite storybook character, these crowns add a little extra magic to the moment.
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Let the royal adventures begin! ?✨
To get your free printable crown template, click the link below:
I hope your munchkins love these free paper crown templates. Let us know if you have any other fun crown crafts to keep the little ones busy at your house.
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How fun are these?! These would be great for a party activity or rainy day 🙂
These are neat! Great for a quiet activity!
Team Craftwell
We learned about Kings and Queens and castles in our kinder class, this was a perfect accompaniment. Would you recommend construction paper or card stock to make a sturdier crown?
Thank you, so much for the free print out of the king and queen crowns. These will be perfect for my activity girl’s class. Thanks again!
I tried clicking on the queen template multiple times and it doesn’t do anything:(
Sorry that it’s givein you issues.
It opens up a new tab or window when you go to open it. If you have pop-up blockers on, you’ll need to turn those off in order to get to the download site.