Sew witch hat

Learn how to make a witch hat with a free sewing pattern. This Halloween sewing project is great for DIY costumes like a witch or a wizard.

Since last October when I posted my friend Sarah’s How to Make Your Very Own Fabulous Witch Hat, I’ve been wanting to make my own witch hat with fabric and craft remnants. This fall whi…

Here’s a fun Halloween craft for kids. Collect pinecones from the yard and dress them up as witches! Make the hat and eyes from craft foam or felt. Set one by the front door to greet guests. Line up a row of them on your mantle. Or use them as placecard holders for your Halloween ... Read More about Witchy Pinecone Owl

At some point last fall I decided I wanted a large woolen shawl. So I cut a 60"x 60" square from a gray and red plaid wool and started fringing the edges. I'm still not done fringing that shawl. I've not been very good at sticking with it. I tend to work on it as the fancy strikes me, then set it aside and not touch it for weeks at a time. Anyway, very early in this shawl-making venture, I decided I wanted to make a matching bonnet from the remainder of the plaid wool. Well, maybe not…

Witch Hat *PATTERN ONLY TUTORIAL*👇🏻 🖤Step 1: You need to find the circumstance of your head! This will be the number you use for the base… | Instagram

A witch is one of the simplest and the easiest characters to be on Halloween. Put on a black outfit and a pointy hat, and you are reading to party. But buying one of those cheap plastic or polyester ones that last a short time is very wasteful. Here is how to make a witch's hat that will last year after year.

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It´s not just that it´s Halloween time now, it´s that so many people (me included) simply love witchy miniatures! Here´s a little how-to for a wee witch hat. It´s very simple, a kid can do that without much trouble. This and some thread/glue is all it takes: Work with felt or any low-fraying fabric, slightly heavier fabrics are better in this case. Fine leather works well, too. First, a simple pattern. You won´t need any seams allowance if you´re going to sew so cut straight on the lines. If…