Michael Hews, two, with Katherine Hamond and Ruby Sutcliffe, both three BR5049
CROWNS and tiaras turned heads in a shopping centre.
Children stood out from the crowds at The Glades, High Street, Bromley, with their head gear adorned with creatures and objects including monsters, butterflies, stars and sparkles.
The creations were made at free craft workshops, which attracted more than 100 children, at the centre last week.
A spokesman for The Glades said: "Children turned themselves into kings and queens for the day by making their very own crown or tiara to wear with pride.
"The workshop was very popular with children of all ages and they were very creative."
The shopping centre ran the workshops in association with the Arts for All shop.
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