How to Make a Horned Loki Helmet

If you’re interested in the story of Loki, you’ve probably wondered about the origin of the horns on his helmet. While we’ve never been given a definitive answer, the helmet could represent several aspects of the character, including his complicated relationship with Odin. Another possibility is that his horns symbolize his desire to become the next king of Asgard, or even his role as a “black sheep” within his family.

The horns on Loki’s helmet were originally a symbol of Asgardian royalty. He later turned villainous and claimed he was born into a family of gods. His horns are a symbol of his sorcery, which holds special power. Though he’s a god and a king, Loki is still a powerful warrior. He is often depicted with his horns on his helmet in the movies.

For this, you need to make a cardboard template. Use the template for the horns and the center detail of the headpiece. It helps if you use a flexible ruler to align the curve of the horns with the headpiece’s diameter. Once you’ve got the shape correct, you can cut out the horns and tape them onto the body template. Once you’ve finished the headpiece, test it on your head and make any adjustments necessary.