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Seesprout Flower Crown DIY (Fallout Big Bloom Event)

Seesprout Flower Crown DIY (Fallout Big Bloom Event) Fallout 76’s Big Bloom event brings the wasteland to life with vibrant hybrid flowers, hopeful new beginnings, and a little bit of weirdness — just how we like it!  Make a DIY Flower Crown in the Seesprout variety with me today! BIG BLOOM EVENT Inspired by the Big Bloom Event in the Skyline Valley and the mysterious Black-Eyed Susan, I created this fun DIY faux flower crown that captures the essence of this new seasonal event.  It’s creepy, beautiful, and totally wasteland chic — perfect for cosplay, Halloween, or just showing your Fallout fandom in a flower-printed sundress and boots combo. HOW TO CRAFT A SEESPROUT CROWN In Fallout 76 you can actually craft the Seesprout crown if you find the plan.  After finding the plan, you'll need a bunch of the stock flowers (you can get them from the Big Bloom Event, or from the flower pots in camp). You'll need 30 Crystal Cups, 10 Radlily's and 10 Carnal Weepers. Fallout 76 Sees...

How to Make a Wire Crown (DIY Elven Tiara Tutorial)

How to Make a Wire Crown (DIY Elven Tiara Tutorial) Learn how to make a wire wrapped crown or Elven tiara, perfect for dressing up, costumes, cosplay or every day wear. These gorgeous wire crowns are my favorite accessory! Let me walk you through one crown style and then you can get creative and make all the crowns your heart desires. FYI: I am not a model, just an enthusiastic crafter that no longer has kids to force to model. If you are interested in a crown but don't want to make your own, check out the ones I have listed . I will not be listing more, limited time--get them while they are available! I made them in rose gold, yellow gold and silver. I have a few varieties of crowns.   When I started making these wire wrapped tiara's, I needed practice to get the shapes right, so I ended up making 18 wire crowns...a bit more than I need! If you know me, or if you have been following me here over the past decade or so, you'll know I love dressing up. When my kids were littl...