This crown was designed and printed for Theatre at Grenfell's production of OEDIPUS/ANTIGONE

Watch online April 16 and 17,2021, 8 p.m. at grenfell.mun.ca/theatre

Theatre at Grenfell presents Oedipus/Antigone Adaption and direction by Michael Waller Design by Vickie Marston, Roy Hansen-Robitschek and Renate Pohl. Watch on Theatre Facebook page or grenfell.mun.ca/theatre.

The finished crown needs five lower parts (L1-5), five upper parts (U1-5), and 10 dowels.

The parts need to have their brims cleared off and the remaining sharp seam sanded or scraped. Hole support scaffolds need to be removed as well.

Assembly starts with attaching a dowel into the central hole of each crown part using a glue gun. Parts then assemble alternating upper and lower, attaching together like building bricks, using a small strip of hot glue down the center of the flat spot.

Each crown piece is unique, it helps to align the upper and lower pieces into rings flat on the table so the pieces are all in their right place before final gluing.