Evil queen headpiece diy

OK, so this isn't in any way a gift box or a gift, but I wanted to show this tutorial in case anyone else wanted to create one. An Evil Queen costume is nowhere near complete without an evil-looking crown, and as I couldn't find one that I really liked, I chose to make one myself. Starting with 2 strips of black cardstock (250gsm recommended), 3cm wide, I glued the ends together so that it was big enough to sit on the crown of my head. I created a template for the next part, cutting out 6…

Really cool evil queen costumes.

Silver color gothic crown with chains, decorated with skulls. This crown will make your look unforgettable and delightful. You will be unique at a Halloween party, festival or gothic wedding. Headdress for the image of the queen of the dark forest, forest witch, dark fairy, vampire queen. The size of the product is adjustable using an elastic band that connects the sides of the headband. It sits soft and comfortable on the head and you can dance and move a long time. 100% designed and…

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¡Manos a la obra!

Evil Queen wears a purple dress topped with a purple cloak with high collar, a crown, a rope belt, and black high heels.

well, at least not for the princess half. which is this weekend. WOOHOO!! i'd been racking my brain for ideas on what costume to wear for the run. because, of course, disney races always require something really fun. i did a tiara and wings for the first tinkerbell half, dressed as lilo for the disneyland half, and a full-on costume for this year's tink. and for princess, i decided to do something that i'm hoping will make me stand out even a little amongst the sea of belles, ariels…

Transform into the Evil Queen, Cruella or Winifred Sanderson

Hi Guys, Long time lurker and fan, some of my work has been kindly shared on the RPF Facebook page before so I thought it was about time I shared my...

OK, so this isn't in any way a gift box or a gift, but I wanted to show this tutorial in case anyone else wanted to create one. An Evil Queen costume is nowhere near complete without an evil-looking crown, and as I couldn't find one that I really liked, I chose to make one myself. Starting with 2 strips of black cardstock (250gsm recommended), 3cm wide, I glued the ends together so that it was big enough to sit on the crown of my head. I created a template for the next part, cutting out 6…