Some crafts you make. These ones you wear. This set is three autumn dress-ups: a leaf crown with two bands to fit any head, a turkey hat for the Thanksgiving table, and a pair of leaf fairy wings for the child who would rather fly than sit still. Colour them, cut them out, and let the parade begin.
Ages 3–8. Colour, cut along the dashed lines, and assemble — tape or staple the crown bands to fit the head, tape the hat bands into a ring, and tape or glue the wings to a cardboard back or a ribbon. An adult should do the fitting and stapling; the colouring and cutting suit 4–8s, with younger children colouring while an adult cuts.
Fall Leaf Crown
The leaf crown is a ring of autumn leaves and acorns with two bands to fit any head. Colour the leaves in reds, oranges and golds, cut along the dashed lines, then measure the bands around the head, overlap the ends and tape them to fit.
Turkey Hat and Fairy Wings
The turkey hat brings a friendly turkey and autumn leaves to the Thanksgiving table: colour it, cut it out and tape the hat bands into a ring. The leaf fairy wings are a pair of autumn wings to colour and cut out, then tape or glue to a cardboard back or a ribbon — for the child who would rather fly than sit still.
How to print (A4 and US Letter)
Print the PDF single-sided on A4 or US Letter, 100% scale. Colour first, then cut along the dashed lines, then assemble with tape or a stapler. The crown bands are full-width strips — measure around the head, overlap the ends and tape. Each wearable is one page, so a classroom can print one per child.
