Sombreros de papel: corona medieval

lunes, febrero 1st, 2010 | 9.313 lecturas | carnaval, corona, manualidades para niños, sombrero de papel

La corona representa la esencia de lo que los estudisos del sombrero llamamos «significado psicológico» del mismo. La corona evoca Poder, y su poseedor viene investido de su magnificencia a través de esta forma de tocado. De oro puro, adornado con piedras preciosas, perlas, volutas…Cerrada o abierta…de picos…

Dibujar la pieza A de la longitud del perimetro de la cabeza. Recortar y doblar por la línea de puntos. Cerrar y pegar a con a.

La pieza B debe ser algo mayor que la circunferencia de A. Recortar y doblar por los puntos.

The crown represents the essence of what experts refer to as “its psychologic meaning”. The crown suggests power and its owner is reflects it. Crowns are made of pure gold, trimmed with precious stones, pearls… It could have an open or closed form, with or without peaks…
Draw piece A as long as the length of the circumference of the head. Cut and fold along the dotted line. Close and glue A with A. Piece B should be a little bit longer as with the circumference of A. Cut and fold along the dotted line.
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Natalia

The crown represents the essence of what experts refer to as «its psychologic meaning». The crown suggests power and its owner is reflects it. Crowns are made of pure gold, trimmed with precious stones, pearls… It could have an open or closed form, with or without peaks…
Draw piece A as long as the length of the circumference of the head. Cut and fold along the dotted line. Close and glue A with A. Piece B should be a little bit longer as with the circumference of A. Cut and fold along the dotted line.
Translated by N.Díaz