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Colour in your bunting shapes. Felt tip pens will give brighter colours than crayons or colouring pencils but go with whatever you have available. This pattern requires knowledge of the basic crochet stitches – it's perfect for crafters who have mastered how to crochet and would like to use their skills to create beautiful projects for their home. Imagine you are in London for the coronation. What would you see, hear and feel as part of the crowd? In honour of King Charles III's new reign as Britain's new monarch and the Head of the Commonwealth, we have created a library of unique craft activities which children of all ages can make and enjoy. Using 3.5mm crochet hook and Blue, ch12, sl st into furthest ch from hook, *ch16, with RS facing, sl st into centre htr st of any outside petal on a red rose, ch16, with RS facing sl st into 3ch loop at top of 1 crown; rep from * 7 times adding the roses in colour sequence (red, white and blue) with crowns in-between, ch16, sl st into centre htr st of any outside petal on a last rem blue rose, ch16, pm, ch12, sl st into marked ch. fasten off. Weave in ends.
It is a time of celebration, and people all around the UK, and even the world, are eager to join in the festivities. Fasten off. Roll up into a flower shape so the foundation ch is at the WS in a spiral shape, using ends secure the flower shape and weave in ends. Crowns King Charles’s Coronation is taking place on Saturday May 6th here in the UK and we’re getting ready to make the most of it and have some fun. Even better here in the UK the following Monday 8th May will be an extra bank holiday, allowing us to celebrate our new monarch even more!Not quite found what you’re looking for? In our dedicated collection of coronation party resources, you’ll find even more decorations and activities to use and enjoy. So, that’s your Coronation Decoration(s) sorted! We hope you have enjoyed this blog and fingers crossed you’ve found inspiration for your celebrations. Whatever you get up to over the bank holiday weekend, enjoy yourself and enjoy the festivities. As we approach the coronation of King Charles III, we are pretty sure that there is a certain amount of excitement is in the air. The striking bunting using the iconic image of a British postage stamp in this effective and fun activity. Children will love making their own giant postage stamps using the technique of sponge painting. The finished bunting will look amazing in your window at home or to dress a street party.
My kids really enjoyed the celebrations at a local street party that took place for Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee and it’s a great excuse to go and have fun with people in your local neighbourhood or just at home or in your classroom or preschool – we’ll definitely be getting the scones and cucumber sandwiches out!If you’re still looking for more royal inspiration, take a look at these one-of-a-kind Coronation Decorations and Lights from Paper StarLights which are fantastic if you’re hosting a garden party, or just want to spice up your interior!
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