Hello craft lovers! Today, we have an exciting tutorial for you on how to make a felt witch hat. Halloween is just around the corner, and what better way to embrace the spooky season than with your very own homemade witch hat? Materials needed: - Black felt - Scissors - Hot glue gun - Elastic band - Decorative items (optional) Let's get started! 1. **Cutting the felt**: Start by cutting a large circle out of your black felt. This will serve as the base of your witch hat. The size of the circle will determine the height and width of your hat, so adjust accordingly. 2.
2. **Shaping the hat**: Once you have your circle, fold it in half to create a semi-circle. Then, bring the two corners of the semi-circle together to form a cone shape.
DIY Felt Witch Hat Tutorial (Sew or No Sew)
As the chilly winds of October blow in, so does the anticipation of Halloween. Among the pantheon of iconic Halloween symbols, witches and their defining witch’s hats stand tall. Now, imagine combining the allure of these mystical beings with the pride of creating a DIY felt witch hat. The appeal of store-bought hats fades when you can tailor one precisely to your taste. As you dive into this journey, not only do you celebrate the spirit of Halloween, but you also craft a classic costume piece that becomes an extension of your personality. A DIY approach ensures that this Halloween, your witch’s hat will be brimming with charm and a sprinkle of magic unique only to you. Need a different costume idea? Try a DIY Peacock Costume, some No Sew DIY Fairy Wings or DIY The Birds Costume.
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There is no free pattern in this tutorial. With a little math you’ll be able to make your own pattern and different sizes of hats to suit the needs of your little witch.
Witch hat by Delia Creates
🎃 Delia Creates has an awesome Witches Hat tutorial (see photo abo e). She shows you how to make a witches hat in any size! This looks so quick! My daughter wants to be a witch this year so this tutorial is perfect timing! Make sure you check out her Mini Witch Dress tutorial or her No-Sew Spider Web Cape Tutorial!
Use hot glue to secure the edges in place. Trim any excess fabric. 3. **Adding the brim**: To create the brim of the hat, cut another circle out of the black felt. This circle should be larger than the base of the hat. Carefully cut a hole in the center of the brim circle and slide it onto the cone shape of the hat. Adjust the brim to your desired width and secure it with hot glue. 4. **Finishing touches**: If desired, you can add embellishments to your witch hat. Consider adding a ribbon around the base of the hat or attaching decorative items like feathers or spiders. Get creative and make it unique to your style! 5. **Attaching the elastic band**: To ensure a secure fit, attach an elastic band to your witch hat. Measure the elastic to fit comfortably around your head, then use hot glue to attach it to the base of the hat. Allow the glue to dry before trying it on. And there you have it! Your very own felt witch hat is now complete. Whether you're dressing up for Halloween or just looking to add a touch of magic to your wardrobe, this hat is sure to impress. Happy crafting! Note: This tutorial is intended for personal use. If you plan to sell or distribute hats made using this method, please credit the original tutorial..
Reviews for "Create a whimsical felt witch hat with this tutorial"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with this felt witch hat making tutorial. The instructions were not clear at all and left me feeling confused and frustrated. The video quality was also very poor, making it difficult to see exactly what the instructor was doing. Overall, I would not recommend this tutorial to others.
- John - 2 stars - This felt witch hat making tutorial was a waste of my time. The instructor spoke too quickly and did not provide enough detailed explanations. I also found that the materials list was incomplete, as I had to go out and buy additional supplies halfway through the tutorial. The end result didn't even look like a witch hat; it was more like a misshapen blob. Save your money and find a better tutorial elsewhere.
- Emily - 1 star - I have never been so frustrated with a crafting tutorial before. The instructor seemed disinterested and lacked enthusiasm, which made it difficult for me to stay engaged. The steps were also not clearly demonstrated, and I ended up with a hat that looked nothing like the one shown in the tutorial. I would not recommend this tutorial to anyone who is looking for a fun and informative crafting experience.