Yes. It’s Halloween night, and I am showing a Halloween craft. Call me crazy.
I found this witch’s hat in my co-workers cabinet in her classroom. If you’re anything like me, you’re thinking, “And why a witch’s hat (with tags still on, mind you)?” I know her well enough that I didn’t bother asking. I held it up, squealed, “Can I have this?!” and ran away with it. Price? Free.
Most of these supplies I already had, but I purchased some glittered spiders at Michaels for a couple of dollars. I dumped all my Halloweeny supplies on the table and just started wrapping ribbon, hot gluing items, and tweaking where needed.
There’s certainly no strategy to it, but that’s what made it fun to make. Most items I have picked up here and there from Michaels, but some of my favorite holiday craft supplies are from the dollar store! Amazing what you can find there!
In order to keep the form, I stuffed the hat with tissue paper, then placed it on a plate and balanced the plate on a candle. Obviously, it’s not the classiest (or sturdiest) means of displaying it, but it works! Just don’t walk by it too quickly. 🙂
I hope you had a happy and candy-filled Halloween!!
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YOU! ARE! AMAZING!!!! I LOVE this witches hat! Wish I had an ounce of your craftiness. HUGS to you clever girl. 🙂 ♥
I love this! Every girl needs a classy hat like this!
If your teacher friend see’s what you did to the free hat, she will want it back. How Halloweenie! I bet you had a good time crafting away at this. It just looks like such a fun project. Send me some photos of the kids outfits from Halloween. We did not get one trick or treater! Bad rainy night! Great job honey. Love the hat. Mom
This is too cute! I saw someone who hung witch outs on their porch, similarly to how you would hang ferns or plants. It was too cute!
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