Take Some Cupcake Liners and Some Pom Poms and A Little Bit of Magic

Kids make wreaths and crowns from cupcake liners, beads, and wire. 

Have you ever seen a sweeter crown to create from the loveliest of things?

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Royal crowns are famous hats worn by kings and queens. Three fun facts include: Britain's St. Edward's Crown is so sacred only three people may touch it; during World War II, real British crown jewels were hidden inside plain biscuit tins underground; and real crowns can have over 23,000 sparkling gemstones! [1, 2]
Secret Hiding Spots and Strict Rules
  • Hidden in a biscuit tin: During World War II, royal helpers hid the precious gems deep underground in secret biscuit tins to keep them safe from harm. [1]
  • Very few touch it: Only the reigning monarch, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the official royal jeweler are ever allowed to touch St. Edward's Crown. [1]
  • Loaded with gems: Famous crown collections, like the British Crown Jewels, feature more than 140 items decorated with over 23,000 precious stones.
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