Making an Olive Branch Crown inspired by the Ancient Olympics 1

The 2024 Olympics is here and I wanted to build something to commemorate the games. In the Ancient games, a winning athlete would receive an olive branch crown. So I thought it would be fun to construct a gold one out of wire and some metal tape. For this build, I used: thin gauge wire, fencing wire, and gold metal heat shield tape. You may also need the following tools: a rotary tool with various bits, a heat gun, and an Exacto knife or box cutter. Let me know in the comments below if you want to see more like this one, from shows, video games, or whatever. Please smack that like button, dropkick subscribe, and share with as many people as possible.

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OLYMPIC FACTS (video was too short to include them all)
Fact #8 - From 1921-1948, artists competed in the Olympics. There were events in painting, sculpting, architecture, writing, and music.
Fact #9 - Until 1912, first-place Olympic metals were made of solid gold. They are 92.5 percent silver, with about 6 grams of gold coating.
Fact #10 - The first Winter Olympics was held on January 25, 1924 in Chamonix, France, attracting 10,002 paying spectators.

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