Printable Daisy Crown
Welcome spring with a cheerful Printable Daisy Crown that kids will love to color, cut out, and wear. This easy craft is a fun choice for home, preschool, classroom activities, scout meetings, or a spring party. The simple flower shapes are great for little hands, and the playful emoji centers add an extra smile to each daisy.
This printable crown also works well for Daisy Scouts. If you prefer a more classic look, you can color the flower centers yellow instead of using the emoji circles.

Most children enjoy making and wearing crowns so take a look at these other examples; Printable Apple Crown, Flower Power Headband or the Coloring Book Crown Craft.
Supplies
- Green construction paper
- White construction paper
- White copy paper
- Glue stick
- Scissors
Instructions
- Cut green construction paper into 2-inch strips.
- Measure the strips around the child’s head and glue or tape the ends together to make a crown band that fits comfortably.
- Print the flower pattern on white construction paper.
- Print the emoji pattern on white copy paper.
- Color the daisy flowers and emoji centers if desired.
- Carefully cut out the daisies and the emoji circles.
- Glue one emoji face into the center of each daisy flower.
- Glue the finished daisies onto the green crown band, spacing them around the front and sides.
- Let the glue dry, then wear your printable daisy crown and enjoy your spring craft.

Fun Facts
The name daisy comes from an old phrase meaning “day’s eye.” People used this name because daisy petals often close at night and open again in the morning.
Daisies are a favorite spring flower and are often used in crafts for kids because their simple petal shape is easy to recognize and easy to cut out.
Patterns, Templates and Printables
Cut out the pieces and assemble them to create your own printable daisy crown.
Teacher Friendly Educational Extension
This printable daisy crown can be used for more than just craft time. Try these easy learning ideas:
Have children count the petals on each flower for a simple math activity.
Ask kids to describe how spring looks, smells, and feels, then write one sentence about their crown.
Use the craft during a plant or flower lesson and talk about the parts of a flower.
For scout groups or classroom activities, let children design crowns with different facial expressions and talk about emotions.








