How To Make A Dollar Store Halloween Hat
As many of you already know, I absolutely love browsing the Dollar Tree in search of unusual items to use for crafting. Many of my fun crafts can be seen on my Facebook page- Gilbert Marketplace. So today, I came across the best item to be used for some Halloween witch hats- yep traffic cones! Check out what I did.
Things I used for my hat are
Rick rack white
ribbon 4” 1 yard for brim
glue sticks
construction cones ( toy Dept)
ribbon
scissors
plastic spider
Flat black spray paint for plastic
Flower pick
You can find traffic cones like these in the kids section of the dollar store. I got these 2 for $1!
I picked up this flat black paint at Walmart, and it works great on plastic.
Then I sprayed a nice even coat of paint all over the cones.
Then comes a fun part! I picked up some 4” black polka dot wired ribbon (make sure you use wired ribbon!) all you need is one yard. I began by gluing the ribbon to the corner of the cone's bottom lip.
Then I started gluing the ribbon around the rim, pleating the ribbon as I went.
Once you get to the end of the roll, tuck the ribbon under so you don't see the cut edge.
Add some glue to the end also to keep the rolled edge down.
Next add some decorations to the rim of the hat. I used a fall flower pick and a bow.
I also glued a spider on the top of the hat and it looks so cute!
Next I used a wood candle stick I had on hand, and set the hat on top. It looks so great!
It’s so fun a festive!
My Fall decor is looking so festive! See more at Gilbert Marketplace
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Yes, i'll try it. thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
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Thanks for looking 😊
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That is just too cute!! Love it!!
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Thanks so much one of my favorite but Halloween my jam 😂
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How tall are the traffic cones, I was at dollar tree today they had ones about 10" or less 2 for a $1 Thanks
Where do you find 4" ribbon?
how did you make the brim stiff to stay up?
thanks
linda