1. Classic

DIY Network will show you the easy steps to take when making a simple, classic tutu for either you or your little one to enjoy – whether it’s for fun or for a specific costume!

2. Lightweight

Over at The Girl Inspired you can learn how to make a lighter weight tutu. It’s feminine and we’re loving the sequin belt embellishment on this design.

3. Fluff

Here’s a no-sew tutorial that will help you learn how to make an extra fluffy tutu skirt. Check it out at DIY Ready.

4. Multi

Heart Break Kids has a tutorial for a tutu skirt too but this one is multi-colored! If you’re looking for something with extra personality, this is it!

5. Race

For those that need a tutu for their next big race, we’re got the perfect feature for you top grab. It’s a no sew design too, catch it at Shrinking Jeans.

6. Boutique

And if you’re looking for a tutu that’s a bit more prim and proper, check out how to make a boutique styled skirt over at House of Coleman. We love that ribbon finish!

7. Ball Gown

You can even learn how to make a tutu that resembles a fairy-tale ball gown. Check out the details at The Hair Bow Company.

8. Ballerina

Classic ballerina tutus are fun too. Learn how to create one for your little one or even for yourself over at Anjou.

9. Full

If you’re on the search for something more full, then check out the details over at Living Well Spending Less. Your little gal will feel like a princess in no time.

10. Bubble

U Create gives us a more innovative tutu design with lots of personality and texture. Bubbles and layers of lots of fun can be found here!

11. Barbie

You can even make a tutu for your Barbie if you’re feeling up to it. MomDot gives us the scoop on this fun and stylish afternoon project.

12. Adult

Love To Sew has a great tutu tutorial for us as well. It’s for adults and can be used for costumes or for the dance studio.

13. Frozen

If you’re a fan of Frozen … in particularly Elsa … then you’ll want to run over to Bombshell Bling. Grab all the details on how to whip up an Elsa tutu dress in no time.

14. Petti

For instructions on making a vintage-style pettiskirt hop on over to Make it Love it. The tutu-inspired is so full of life!

15. Bow

All Day Chic added a back bow to their tutu design. Mix and match colors and have an entirely collection whipped up for your little gals.

16. Cheap

Frugality is Free gives us a super inexpensive way to create a tutu. Don’t break the bank when you’re working on your next weekend project.

17. Scraps

DIY Network shows us how to make a tutu skirt out of old fabric scraps. This is a great upcycling project that you’ll feel proud of.

18. American Girl

If you’ve got a little one that loves her American Girl doll, you may want to teach her how to make a tutu skirt for it with help from Simple Simon and Company.

19. Sweet

Rookie makes a really sweet tutu that you can adapt for yourself or the little ones of the house. Play princess or ballerina in this charming little design.

20. Pom Pom

You could always check out Mood Kids and learn how to make a tutu skirt filled with colorful pom poms. This may be my favorite on the list!

21. Flower Girl

Rave and Review makes a flower girl-inspired tutu dress that’s we’re swooning for as well. There’s lots of unique texture here too!

22. Fun

Over at Treasures For Tots you’ll find a great diy for a super fun tutu skirt. It’s shorter and has a bit of sass sewn into its design.

23. Dress

Pretty Prudent shows us how to make the perfect tutu dress for playing dress-up! Pick your colors and get to work!

24. Mid

And if you decide to visit Pretty Prudent again, you’ll want to snag this DIY as well. Learn how to make a mid-length design!

25. No Sew

Simply Real Moms gives us another super easy way to try your hand at tutu making. Check out the details and make something sassy this weekend!

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Pretty Prudent  shows you how to make a delicate crown of leaves covered in fine golden glitter. This crown is perfect for a little prince or a little princess (or even yourself if you’re feeling particularly royal on a night out without the kids).

2. Paper bag flower crown

Happy Hooligans guides you through the process of creating an adorable flower crown made of silk flowers, paper grass, and a paper bag band. It’s perfect for the days when your kids decide they’re not just princes or princesses, but fairy royalty from the woodlands.

3. Ric rac tiara

Me and My Insanity suggests using leftover trims and gems from your sewing stash to create a little tiara that resemble more of a hair band. Beads and trim in gold, especially sparkly gold, make particularly royal looking head pieces! Make sure to glue on at least one big rhinestone to make it fancy enough for royalty.

4. Lace and rhinestone crowns

These moulded lace crowns are so delicate and decorative that we kind of want to make some for ourselves! Find lace in different colours, pearls ot rhinestones for trim along the bottom edge, and some pretty appliques to make a centre piece in the crown. Check out how surprisingly easy it was for Jennuine to make these ones.

5. DIY wire flower crown

If you’ve got some time and some patience on your hands, try this gorgeously bent and wrapped wire tiara idea from Small for Big. It’s a little less fine and delicate looking then some of the very girly, lacy looks, but not every little prince or princess is concerned with having the biggest blossoms and most lovely flowers on their crown! This one might be a little more hardy for kids who really love running around.

6. Easy cardboard crown

Are your kids ready to play dress up right now and they’re not willing to wait until you’re been able to bend them a custom wire flower head piece? Grab the nearest cardboard from the recycling box, get the markers and the scissors, and set the kids down to making their own! This simple crown by Made by Joel is great for kids who play hard.

7. Spiky origami crown

Perhaps your kids have just discovered how much fun origami is and now they want to fold themselves absolutely everything! Maybe you’re the one who can’t wait to get your hands one some bright new origami paper and make something new? Either way, this spiky little crown will look awesome on anyone when it’s finished. Get the steps for making it on Origami Instructions.

8. Sparkly pipe cleaner hairband tiaras

Brit + Co. has a great idea for crowns that are simple to make, easy to fix if they’re broken, and completely customizable. All you need are some simple plastic or wire hair bands, some sparkly pipe cleaners in a few colours, and some pom poms if you’re feeling very fancy!

9. Glitter, paper, flower crown

If you like the ease and simplicity of the cardboard crown but you only have access to thick paper, construction paper, or card stock, don’t stress! These will work just as well, and they can also be made just as cute as some of the other crowns on this list. Stickers, glitter glue, and faux flowers are a great way to jazz things up, just like Jones Design Company did with this one.

10. Chunky rhinestone birthday crown

Design Love Fest thinks that, if you’re going to design a tiara or crown, you might as well just go all out with the bling and sparkles! What you make the base of the crown here isn’t that important, so grab some cardboard, paper, or metallic card stock if you’re feeling fancy. Next, cover it with Rhinestones! Choose big ones, small ones, or whatever appeals to you!

11. Adorable newspaper crowns

If you can’t decide between making the cardboard crown or the origami crown, why not meet somewhere in the middle? This newspaper crown involves folding and cutting, plus whatever decorating and embellishing you please! Check out how Salsa Pie Productions made these cute ones!

12. Gold glitter star crown

Happiness is Homemade shows you how to make a space prince or princess’s sparkly star crown from glittered paper and a stretch hairband! You might make yours in a different colour or on a plastic band instead of an elastic, but we love these overlapping stars.

13. Fabric and ribbon crowns

Are you an avid sewing enthusiast who does a lot more sewing than you do other types of crafting? You can totally still use your main DIY skills to make a crown! Hungie Gungie give you the steps and pattern for these adorable fabric crowns in place of paper and glue.

14. “Crystal” crown

Have your kids fallen in love with the idea of Cinderella’s crystal shoes more than anything else in fairytale land? Follow the steps on Paper, Plate, and Plane to make this “crystal” and glitter crown that will make them feel just as special as Cinderella!

15. Paper geometric hairband crown

When you picture a “crown”, do you think of more of a 3D, geometric shape, more like a headpiece? Sparkly, decorative paper or card stock and this tutorial by Bloglovin’ are here to help you make the geometric crown of your  kids’ (or your) dreams!

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