Next week Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her 90th birthday (April 21st 2016). She will be in Windsor on her birthday and in the evening she will light the principal beacon which will set in train a series of over 900 beacons across the country and worldwide.
More events will be taking place in May including The Queen’s 90th Birthday Celebration (a 90-minute long extravaganza with 900 horses and more than 1,500 riders and performers, held every evening from May 12 to 15, with the Queen attending on the final evening); National Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral; The Queen’s Birthday Parade on Horse Guards Parade; and the Patron’s Lunch.
So far we haven’t managed to get tickets for anything so I’m hoping I can find something local to us to take part in. Anyway, even if we can’t make any events we can always craft! Today I have pulled together 10 crafts to celebrate the Queens 90th birthday:
1 gingerbread crowns for Three Kings Day
2 Three Kings craft for Epiphany
6 The Queen’s Gold State Coach craft
7 a portrait of the Queen by my 6 year old using self portrait blanks
8 90th birthday colouring sheet from Activity Village
10 fantastic festive bunting to print and hang at home
3 Comments
Julie
April 15, 2016 at 4:45 pmSuch fun ideas, I love the colouring page! I really don’t consider myself a royalist but when ever a programme about them comes on tv I always watch, the one the other week about the queen was fascinating, maybe I am a closet royalist after all and need to make biscuits and colour pages!
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