5 Free Printable Halloween Crown Templates

Parents, it’s hard to find the time and money for all the Halloween crafts and activities you want for your kids. That is why we’ve compiled 5 free printable Halloween crown templates for you! Choose from a variety of styles and colors and get started on your Halloween craft project today! Happy crafting!

These crowns are perfect for kids of all ages, but preschoolers and young elementary ages will especially get a kick out of them. They’re all easy to make and require a few basic items that you probably already have on hand (think scissors, crayons, tape/glue, etc). Get crafty with your little ones this year by making these adorable crowns together!

Use these crafts to wrap up a Halloween homeschooling activity or use them as an after school or weekend craft project. Or those of you who encourage your kids to make their own Halloween costumes can also use these to enhance their evening outfits. The choice is yours and the possibilities are endless!

So what are you waiting for? These free paper crown templates are just waiting for you to download, print, and enjoy. Let’s get to it!

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A preview of 5 free Halloween paper crown templates including a cat, a witch's hat, a skeleton, a ghost, and a jack-o-lantern

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What Are the Benefits of Printable Halloween Crafts Such As This One?

Free printable paper crafts such as these DIY Halloween crown templates are actually perfect for a number of reasons. And we’ll list just a few for you:

1. Saves time and money- Let’s be honest, the things that kids want during this special holiday can really add up! You could spend hundreds on candy alone if you’re not careful. Not to mention the cost of costumes and parties. With printable crafts such as this one, you can make all sorts of Halloween themed party favors and decorations without breaking the bank.

2. Creativity- Children are naturally creative beings, but sometimes it’s easy to keep them inside in front of a screen or in front of their favorite video game instead of letting them explore their creativity. These Halloween crown templates are a great way to let your kids channel their inner artist and bring out that creative side that we as adults sometimes forget about. Remember, a good paper crown template (such as these ones) also double as fun and seasonal coloring pages for even more creative opportunities.

3. Hand-Eye Coordination- Making crafts such as these paper crowns is not only good for the imagination, but it’s also great practice with fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. These skills are very important for preschool through elementary aged children to develop, but they’re also essential for daily life. And you can’t beat the price of a few sheets of computer paper from your home printer!

How Can You Make These Free Printable Halloween Crown Templates? (A Tutorial)

If you’ve never made a paper crown before, then you’re in for a treat! As far as craft ideas go, these are actually super simple to make and we’ve included step-by-step instructions below to help guide you along the way.

1. Print and cut- Download and print out your free printable Halloween crown templates and cut them out carefully using scissors or a craft knife. For extra stability, we recommend using cardstock but feel free to use whatever paper you have on hand. Make sure to cut out all pieces as indicated on the sheets so that you can properly follow along with the instructions.

2. Punch holes (optional)- If you want to tie your crown instead of using glue or tape, then this is the time to do that. Use a 1/16th inch drill or punch to make holes on each end of the party hat template.

3. Color and decorate – this is the fun part! Let your kids go to down coloring and decorating their Halloween crowns. Feel free to get creative and let your imagination run wild!

4. String or glue and assemble- If you opted to use holes and strings, either tie or tape your strings to each hole now. Otherwise, measure your child’s head shape and glue or tape the paper crown template closed now.

And there you have it! Your very own Halloween crown. Simple, inexpensive, and tons of fun! Feel free to enjoy these templates again and again, or go out on a limb and design your own!

What Can You Do With Your DIY Halloween Paper Crown Templates?

What exactly can you do with your DIY Halloween crowns? The possibilities are endless!

Use these free printable crown templates as part of your Halloween party decor, stick one on your child’s head for a fun night out at their favorite haunted house or local trick or treating event, or let them bring it to their classroom or co-op and show off how creative they can be. Add them to your child’s dress up bin for fun and creativity anytime they want!

You could even use these fun crafts as favors or activities for any birthday parties that take place during the month of October.

The only limit here is your imagination!

Happy Halloween crafting!

What Halloween Designs Are Included In These Free Paper Crown Templates?

There are 5 fun Halloween designed included in this collection of paper crown templates. You will get one cute Jack-O-Lantern, one cute cat, a witch’s hat, a silly ghost, and a skeleton. There’s something for every child’s personality. And when you add your own colors and decorations, these crowns will become even more personalized and unique.

I hope you enjoy these fun holiday crafts! If you liked these paper crown crafts, be sure to check out the rest of our website for even more fun Halloween and homeschooling ideas (including more kids crafts)!

Grab Your Free Printable Halloween Crowns Today!

Are you convinced yet? I hope you’re ready to have some Halloween crafting fun with your kiddos! Download your free Halloween paper crowns today!

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Charlene Hess

Charlene Hess is the founder of Hess UnAcademy. She spent many years teaching before she had her own kids. She now has 8 kids of her own, whom she has been homeschooled for over a decade.

She has now moved on from Hess UnAcademy to focus on her family and her new site, Secret Life of Homesteaders.