How To Make A Wizard Hat Out Of Fabric at Marsha Shain blog

How To Make A Wizard Hat Out Of Fabric. Add about 1/2 inch to 1 inch of ease depending on how low you want your hat to sit on your forehead. To make the conical part of the hat, take out a piece of felt that's at least 25 by 25 and fold it in half. First, measure your head around your forehead. Fold strip in half lengthwise, wrong sides facing. Measure 21 and mark a dot. (you can use other fabric like medium or. To make a tie using leftover fabric from the cape or hat, cut or piece strips to equal a piece 3”x 54”. Remember to carefully plan out the project, choose the appropriate fabric and embellishments, and follow the steps precisely. This project does require sewing skills but nothing too hard, and if you don't have a sewing.

To make the conical part of the hat, take out a piece of felt that's at least 25 by 25 and fold it in half. To make a tie using leftover fabric from the cape or hat, cut or piece strips to equal a piece 3”x 54”. Add about 1/2 inch to 1 inch of ease depending on how low you want your hat to sit on your forehead. First, measure your head around your forehead. Fold strip in half lengthwise, wrong sides facing. Measure 21 and mark a dot. This project does require sewing skills but nothing too hard, and if you don't have a sewing. (you can use other fabric like medium or. Remember to carefully plan out the project, choose the appropriate fabric and embellishments, and follow the steps precisely.

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How To Make A Wizard Hat Out Of Fabric This project does require sewing skills but nothing too hard, and if you don't have a sewing. Measure 21 and mark a dot. To make the conical part of the hat, take out a piece of felt that's at least 25 by 25 and fold it in half. Add about 1/2 inch to 1 inch of ease depending on how low you want your hat to sit on your forehead. Fold strip in half lengthwise, wrong sides facing. Remember to carefully plan out the project, choose the appropriate fabric and embellishments, and follow the steps precisely. This project does require sewing skills but nothing too hard, and if you don't have a sewing. (you can use other fabric like medium or. First, measure your head around your forehead. To make a tie using leftover fabric from the cape or hat, cut or piece strips to equal a piece 3”x 54”.

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