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Tiny witch hat
Tiny witch hat







tiny witch hat

You will notice at the bottom of your cone all the edges do not perfectly go to the bottom. Then carefully heat seat ALL edges of your circle including the straight line you just cut.Ĭarefully begin rolling one side of your ribbon as pictured below.Īs you continue rolling you will see a perfect little cone starting to form! You can control exactly how skinny or wide your cone is simply by how tight or loose you roll.

tiny witch hat

Cut a straight line from the edge of your circle to the very center point as shown below. Once you have your circle, you will need to find the center of it.

Tiny witch hat free#

For all my beloved crafting masters out there you may not need a template at all if you're comfortable free handing with your scissors. I happened to have some miscellaneous trim on a spool that was the perfect size for this, but you can use anything you'd like for your own template. Since we are using 3" ribbon we will only need to measure out 3 inches.Īs a guide to cutting out your circle you may want to use something as a template. I have a super simple method for making a perfect cone using HBC's 3" black grosgrain ribbon! First you will need to cut out your square. We are going to start with the top portion of the witch's hat.

tiny witch hat

Pictured above are the supplies we will be using today. today we are making an adorable tiny witch hat! These tiny little treasures are a fun and creative twist to a classic Halloween favorite! This is a must have accessory for little girls of all ages and can be made in so many fun designs, colors and styles! So let's get started! Who's ready for Halloween?! Ghosts & goblins, pumpkins & black cats.









Tiny witch hat