With all of these snow storms & freezing weather, kids aren't getting as much outside…
Cute Witchy Hat
Okay, can I just brag for a moment on how absolutely beautiful my little Wonder Woman is? Seriously, look at those bright blue eyes!!! Yup, she’s adorable 😀 She’s really been getting into headbands lately, but we only have plain ones. When we were at Hobby Lobby the other day, she saw a black/white striped one and thought it was so fun – I thought it was so boring. A few items in our cart later and I had a plan…turn it into a fun, colorful little Witchy Hat. Perfect!!!
Supplies
Headband
Markers (if you’re decorating the band)
Foam Cone (the size you want the hat to be)
Scrap of fun Halloween fabric (that will fit over the cone completely)
Ribbon/Flowers to decorate
Piece of black construction paper
Hot Glue Gun
Directions
If you’re decorating your headband, like I did for our plain black/white one, use the markers to color over as desired. I alternated purple, green and orange on the white parts.
Here’s the inside – you can see the plain it was before we colored the outside.
Here’s the colored version. The markers did bleed a bit, but you can’t tell when she’s wearing it.
Wrap your fabric so it covers the foam cone completely – use a hot glue gun along the edges and top/bottom to secure it in place.
I wrapped orange ribbon a few different times/directions around the fabric, securing it with hot glue underneath the cone and at the top.
Cut out a large circle from the black construction paper to be the ‘rim’ of the witchy hat.
I hot glued some black flowers to the construction paper, after CAREFULLY laying them out to where they would be AROUND the cone, not stuck underneath it.
Then I clued the cone onto the middle of the construction paper, at the edge of the flowers so they ‘lined’ the bottom edge of the cone.
Finally, just hot glue the bottom of the hat (construction paper) to the headband. Allow all the hot glue to dry well, then have fun wearing your Cute Witchy Hat!!!
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20 Responses to “Cute Witchy Hat”
This is beyond adorable, Danielle! And so easy even someone craft-challenge like myself can make this. 😉
Oh it’s SOOOO simple 😀 Honestly, I’m very craft-challenged, so all of my crafts are seriously easy and do-able for anyone LOL
So cute!! I have my 8 year old grand child every Wednesday afternoon for school’s early out and her best friend – this week we bedazzled pumpkins and this will be my project for next week! Pinning. Thanks so much for sharing on the Four Seasons Blog Hop!
Bedazzled pumpkins sounds like so much fun! Hope you all have a blast making these, and Happy Halloween-time!
That is a cute little hat. Great model too, but she’s too cute to be a witch, even w/the hat. 🙂
LOL Awww, thanks! I sure think she’s a cutey, but I may be a bit biased ;D
That is adorable!!!
Thanks so much, Miriam! Hope you’re having a fantastic Monday!
That is absolutely adorable! My name is Katie and I host Fall Into the Holidays, open Saturdays! I’d love to have you link up!
http://redcrowgreencrow.wordpress.com/2013/10/12/fall-into-the-holidays-4-2/
Thanks so much for the invite, Katie! I’ll try to make it by asap 😀 Hope you have an absolutely fabulous week!
Great project !!
I would love you to come and share @ Craft, Create & Inspire linky party !!!
Look forward to seeing you there 🙂
http://lemonpaperdesigns.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/craft-create-inspire-linky-party.html
Claire x
Thanks for the invite, Claire! Got all linked up and am loving all the other fun ideas! 😀 Hope you have a marvelous rest of the week!
How sweet is that?! I love projects that are easily doable and high impact. I’d imagine this would be a great Halloween slumber party activity 🙂 I’d love if you’d consider linking up at my new party – Link It or Lump It – http://www.dreamalittlebigger.com/post/link-party-9.html
I certainly appreciate the invite, Allison – got all linked up 😀 So many fun links there!!! I added it to my list to be sure to make a regular visit ;D
I’m so glad that you’ll be a regular at the party! Thanks for adding me to the list, too 🙂
Absolutely!!! 😀 Thank YOU for all the time you put in to hosting!
How very cute!! My little girl is almost a year, and I can’t wait to make something like this for her to wear for Halloween. Great job and thank you so much for sharing!!
Oh fun!!! My girl is almost too old to let me do things like this, so definitely trying to enjoy it while I can LOL You have many years of cuteness ahead – I hope you enjoy it, too!
so smart! and super cute idea.
Thanks so much! hope you’re having a great Monday 🙂