Witch Hat Into Magical Pink Fairy Hat

by Kimberly Jonesy

4 Materials

$20

1 Hour

Easy

Hello!

The season is arriving this year in 2018, and I like buying a case of DollarTree witch hat wall decorations, and, repurpose the form into other ideas. I made two fairy hat wall decorations for my grand daughters last year, and they love them.

Here is my idea, and please, find me on Youtube and Subscribe to my channel. I have more ideas I will upload and post on my channel this year!

The DollarTree witch hat by the case is $24 online. I remove the sticker that saids "BOO" and all the black tinsel.

The form looks like this. Think of the possibilities. I made angels, fairy hats, elf on a shelf, and mermaid thus far. Find the ideas on Youtube and Subscribe.

I used supplies from DollarTree and Biglots. I unraveled a loofah sponge (biglots) and wrapped it around the form. Starting from the top and working my my down-ward.

I purchased a pink feather boa and wrapped it around the bottom but up on the brim. Then, using my bowdabra, I created bows using layers of white deco mesh and ribbon from the dollartree. I wrapped them with a pipecleaner, and tied them on the brim of the hat form.

I purchased a crown, wand and decorated them with more bling and a satin cherry blossom decor around the plastic items. The wand and crown from DollarTree.

The fairy wings I purchased from Dollartree. They have an elastic band on the back that I used to tie on to the wreath and then I adhered my business card to the back. I used pipe cleaners to tie on the wand and crown to the form.

A really non-expensive way to repurpose the hat along with my grand daughters assistance. She had fun crafting with her Babcia!

We added a tear drop pendant to the crown, and flowers here and there. Some ribbon to hang down and create a whimsy look. We are making one for her sister next, and, it is on YOUTUBE> See channel and subscribe today.