I MADE A CROWN for the King's Coronation 👑
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- As my very first time messing with wire and stones I am pretty darn pleased with how this crown turned out. I really wanted to do a special project for the King’s Coronation, although my first thought went to the coronation crown, I love Diana’s iconic Lovers Knot Tiara too much to pass up the chance to have my own.
This was an absolute pain in the royal backside to make but the end result made it all worth it.
Tutorial I Used: Austin Do
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Materials I used:
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Chain crystals (3mm , 2mm) - www.etsy.com/u...
0.3 mm Wire -
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0.8 mm Wire -
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Filigree Caps:
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bring back tiaras 😩 it’s such a beautiful accessory. this one looks amazing. you’re so good
Thank you 🖤🖤 & I totally agree! Let’s start a movement to normalise them! 😄 If corsets and stays can come back ….
yes!!! BRING BACK TIARAS!!!! i adore them !!👑👑👑
You have made my tired day so bright by making the most beautiful and iconic tiara ever. I loved Princess Diana so much because not only was she incredibly beautiful but also very relatable. This tiara out of all I've seen is my favorite. Thank you so much for replicating it❤
Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it 🖤 This one sits in my favourites too, although that list keeps getting longer 😄
I applaud you for making such a beautiful replica of this piece of Royal jewellery, however, you incorrectly describe it as a crown; it is, in fact, as you did mention in the video, a tiara. British crowns consist of a full circlet of alternating croix pattées and fleurs-de-lys surmounted by arches and a monde and cross; a tiara, on the other hand, is not a full circlet and may be of any design, it is held in place by the two extended wires on the bottom of the tiara, which are placed through the hair at the side of the head.
That’s so interesting! So if a piece had a full circlet base but didn’t have the alternating croix pattees and fleurs-de-lys design, would it be classed as a crown or tiara? Do crowns have to follow specific design guidelines to be classified as crowns then?
@@MadameMyriad A plain circlet (without the croix pattées and fleurs-de-lys) is usually referred to as a 'diadem' and was historically worn as a sign of royalty and not used nowadays. The term diadem can also be used for a circlet decorated with croix pattées and fleurs-de-lys/heraldic flora (e.g., the George IV State Diadem often worn by our Late Queen to Parliament and other State functions) and for the crowns of the Queens Consort with arches removed (e.g., Queen Mary of Teck's crown, which she often wore without arches; it was Queen Mary's crown (minus 4 of the original 8 half-arches) which was chosen for the Coronation of HM Queen Camilla).
Crowns don't necessarily have to follow specific design guidelines (you only need to reference the many different Royal crowns from around the world), but in the U.K., only the crown worn by the Monarch and his Consort have arches (usually 4 half-arches), most other crowns, mainly used by the Nobility, are classed as diadems or coronets.
@@gingerninjawhinger9986are you an educated amateur or do you work in this field? This is fascinating detail!
@@Jettypilelegs I am merely an amateur.
From what I remember the tiara was made to have interchangeable dangly gems.
This is my favourtie tiara! Also I discovered a new hobby I want to try?!
Oh I didn’t know this one was interchangeable, I know the Vladimir tiara is as it can have pearls, emeralds or be left empty (it’s on my list because it’s basically 3 in 1) but yea I didn’t know about this one 😄
u can hammer the wire to make it flatter for the love knots, take a straight piece of wire and hammer it, then with smaller wire wrap the cup chain on the flat wire and after that, you can simply form the wire in to love knot or at least to a heart shape. The same thing goes for the other part of the crown where you need a flat surface. Also instead of glue, u can use UV resin, it's way sturdier than glue. Also, I watched your emerald crown, fabulous job, but instead of using point-back crystals, it will be way easier for you to use next time crystals in a claw setting. and for the teardrop crystals you can use drilled teardrop crystals or briolettes.
That’s a really good idea, I never would have thought of that, thank you ☺️ and I have heard good things about uv resin, might be an upgrade for me one day
The point back stones were a mistake 😄 when I bought them I was so excited to have found the shape, size and colour I didn’t think about the back until the day of - I did try to see if it would be easy to buy claw settings to clamp onto them but I could only find round ones 😂 after that glue just won
@@MadameMyriad you can bye them for your next project already put in the claw setting 😊
It looks especially lovely with your ensemble at the end!
Aww thank you 😊
Omg this is wonderful! That’s incredible!
Thank you so much!!☺️🖤
You should make the tiara from Princess Diaries!!❤
Haha yes, yes I should 😄
When thinking of a project for the kings coronation I actually almost made Mia’s coronation dress but I couldn’t find the fabric so I made this instead 😂
Simply beautiful. Of the two crowns you've made so far, this one's my favorite. So fabulous!
Thank you so much ☺️🖤 I still couldn’t pick, but this one is definitely more comfortable 😅
I watched your 2nd crown 1st…this one is my favorite! Love, love, love this. You did wonderful recreating!!
Thank you that means so much! I think the new one is my personal favourite (emeralds are just one of my favourite gem stones) but my partner thinks this one is better so he’d be happy someone agrees with him!
❤❤❤ stunning!!! You inspire me!!! ❤❤❤
Wow, thank you so much ☺️🖤🖤
Realmente maravilloso, espero hagas más réplicas de las tiaras emblemáticas, gracias por compartir, un enorme abrazo.
Aww thank you 🖤 I’ve actually just put up a poll in my community tab to vote on my next tiara project, I’m so excited to finally be making another one!
Turned out beautifully!!
Thank you! 🖤
Omg I need to make a tiara… I make bead and wire jewelry and this is right up my alley!!
Do it! It was so much fun to make (and wear) 😄 I already have two more planned
HOLD ON IM SEEING NOW YOU HAVE UNDER 2k SUBS
HOW??? luv youre quickly pushing up the ranks of my favourite historical recreation/costumization channels! keep it up ❤
Wow, thank you! That means so much 🥰🖤
Stunning
Thank you! 😊
I really like the royal pearl tear crown you made👑keep up the good work👏work hard💪I support you
Thank you, that means so much 🖤 I have so many stones and pearls left over that I really want to make another but can’t for the life of me decide on a design😅
Instead of using glue, you could use UV Resin ( instant cure with UV/LED light. 🎉
I didn’t know you could use resin that way, I’ll look into it, thanks for the tip! 😊
Absolutely AMAZING!!!! STUNNING!!!!!
Thank you! You’re so kind ☺️🖤
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You’re doing a wonderful Job!!! I am a crafter and do wire work and bead work… You really are an inspiration…🎉
Thank you so much! That’s so sweet of you to say 🥰 what kind of things do you make?
Awh I love this. More close ups in future and drawing illustrations because your ideas are some of the best DIY I've come across.
Thank you, this was one of my earliest videos so I did try to improve the filming on my more recent tiara video, can’t say I’ve got the drawing skills though 😂
@@MadameMyriad Don't underestimate yourself :D
Very well done!
Thank you 🖤
Beautiful!
Eres muy simpática y muy lindo tu trabajo, quedo muy linda la tiara. Felicitaciones.
Thank you so much, you’re so kind to say that ☺️🖤
Very pretty!
Thank you! I wish we could normalise wearing crowns because I want to wear it always 🥹
Please make the Spencer Diana tiara 🙏❤👑
It’s on my very long list 😄
wowwww❤beautiful...
It lookss so niceee! You lookk very prettyy
Thank you so much 😊
You need a soldering iron. That will prevent all the twisted wire
I would like to upgrade to one one day but I am a bit intimidated by it 😄
@@MadameMyriadSo was I at the beginning. But as the alternative was no illumination in my Star Trek ships I tried and it worked. Think of it as a curling iron but much smaller - and far hotter. Cheers from Germany
That sounds so cool, I wish I could see! & I’m not that great with those either 😂 I think it is time I got one though
Wow! You are so talented. This is my favorite crown or Diana ank Kate. Werr done. You should be working for a jeweler.
Aww thank you 🥰 when I was younger I actually really wanted to get an apprenticeship with a real jeweller but they were all too far away 😂
Yes hello I would like to know if you're going to make a tiara of princess Diana on the Spencers
I would really love to pull that off one day, the Spencer design is so intricate that I wouldn’t want to do it until I’ve figured out how on earth to construct the shapes. I already have a few ideas though, so that’s going to slowly be computing in the back on my mind until I feel confident enough I could pull it off.
You've made a gorgeous replica of QUEEN MARY'S Lover's Knot Tiara, not the Cambridge.
There has long been confusion about the name of this tiara. The one in England is Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara, a copy of the original in Bavaria.
The one in Bavaria is the Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara.
I have replicas of both in my collection: The Rosebank Collection, which has over 430 tiaras, mostly replicas of historical ones. In my Tiara Talks presentations, I show both of them, and explain the differences.
Wow that is confusing 😅 thanks for letting me know! Also I don’t know where you do those presentations but they sound really cool 🖤
凄いですね❗️素敵‼️まるで何処かの国の王女みたい😱💖👸👏👏👏👍️👍️👍️。
Thank you so much😊🖤
Love this tiara! Could you please put the link in where you purchased the pearls?
Thank you, I’ve just added it to the description for you 🖤
Just so that everyone is aware, the mask used in this video does not protect the wearer from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) given off by the glue and resin. Its not designed to protect the wearer from anything: it is designed to protect a patient from moisture (and all that can contain) carried in the breath of a medical practitioner. Its a common mistake which could be costly. Basically, if you can smell it you are not protected.
If you want to defend yourself properly from any VOCs get a proper mask such as those sold by 3M - they are not very expensive and will save your lungs and brain!
I did the same thing, I watched your 2nd crown 1st…🥰 .. I also looked over your Materials, but i didn't see the size of the large pearl's..???
Oh I had to order them last minute part way through the project, if memory serves I had to get them from Amazon and it was a mixed size teardrop set, at a guess I think the biggest were about 18mm tall maybe
@@MadameMyriad thank you so much.
Why not use solder?
I thought about it but from what I could figure out it would end up ruining the silver plating on the wire. Apparently solder only works on very specific materials, but I would love to think of a project I could use that for because I remember really enjoying it in high school 😄
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Amazing! I'd love to know how many total hours it took you.
Thank you! I honestly couldn’t tell you, it’s been so long since I made this one, I know my second one was quicker because I knew what I was doing that time and that still took 4 days of work 😅
These videos are so incredible, and this craft is so tempting to try! Where did you source your materials?
I bought everything from Etsy, I found some really great suppliers for the glass stones and wire that I used both times, although they were UK based
How much do you charge to make one can you let us know?
Sorry I don’t make anything to sell, it would be far more cost effective to buy a replica online, there are loads of places that manufacture them 😊
I love it!!!
Would you make one for me??
Thank you 🖤 Haha, I think you underestimate the amount of glue and poking wire on these things 😅
@@MadameMyriad I will pay! Please!!
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Lower the volume on your background music. You cannot be heard or understood. Also SLOW DOWN your cuts! People need to see what you are doing close up. You’re doing a great job, but use the opportunity to teach.
Yeah I will admit looking at these older videos, the balance on sound and things is a little off as I was still figuring a lot of it out. I think the balance has noticeably improved over the last year 😊
the crown i guess u were watching
You know, I actually still haven’t watched that, I’ve been meaning to for the longest time 😄 if memory serves, I was watching Merlin when I was doing this
Hi...😁😁😁👍...you so cute...anda creative.....😋
Aww thank you 😊 that’s so kind
Lovely, dont forget to name and give credit to the inspiration!!! Or It will end up like the real jewelry sources, stolen
Thank you 😊 definitely yes! 😄
Very nice video but the music is hella annoying and too loud.
I know, I’m sorry, this was my second video I think and have since learned 😅
I would have loved to watch this, but the music makes it impossible.
Well there’s always the option to turn the sound off and watch with subtitles
Tara not Crown. The " Crown" is onlyveorn by the monstvhvst certain times. Very inventive but please name them what they are , zTisras Not Crowns!
Maybe try being less critical if you cannot spell (or use Spellcheck)
Реплика похожа, но как же неаккуратно сделано! Это просто ужасно. Жемчужные капли выпирают в разные стороны, словно зубы у бездомного, это ужасно дешевит изделие и всю проделанную работу. Пожалуйста, милая девушка, больше аккуратности в работах и усердия!😢
The correct term is unhoused person.