Hi everyone! Madison here! Cécile volunteered to pose for the ending results of the Party Hat today. Yup, that’s what we’re making today at Creative Craft Corner – a party hat! This craft is just a bit more difficult than some of my other ones, so adult there to help you would be great.
•A large, plain paper plate
•Clear tape or glue (I used hot glue since I couldn’t find my clear tape. Or any tape for that matter.haha)
•Scissors
•Tinsel or multi-colored yarn, braiding corn, string, or anything like that.
•Crayons, markers, paints, stickers, anything to decorate with!
•And of course, and adults permission and help. This craft can be very messy, so it’s important to have a covered work area. I did not think of that until now… :o
Take your scissors and cut your paper plate directly in half. (you might need an adults help)
Now, decorate the outside of your paper plate!
Now take the two edges of the paper plate and pull them together. It will form a point at the top of the party hat.
Slide the ends together, and tape or glue them together, making sure there’s a little opening at the top. (this can be tricky. Like I said, an adult would be very helpful to assist you in this craft.)
Overlap the edges some if the party hat seems to big to fit nicely on your doll’s head.
Our party hat is almost done! (oops,I realized the hole at the top of mine was too big when the hot glue had already cooled and dried. Make sure yours is just a little bit smaller.
Now take a section of your tinsel or colored string or yarn or whatnot and tape the ends altogether. Please tell you me taped it, because it will be SO much easier this way!
Unfortunately, I had to tie mine together with another piece of tinsel. See how messy it is at the bottom? It’s going to be hard to get it in the that this way.
Now stick the end of your tinsel/string/yarn or whatnot into the hole in the top of the hat. If you used tape to bind the ends together, this should not be hard.
My tinsel was too long, so I might trim it later. It looks like a sorry sight since I didn’t have tape. LOL. They look much better here (except the pattern was from AG):
Yay! Your party hat is complete. Make as many as you want so all of your dolls can have a party.
~Madison~
P.S. If you made this craft, tell me! I would love to know.
Cute!
Thanks! :)
So cute, I am going to try that for Kits birthday coming up in May! I nominated you for the MagNeoBio award.
Thanks! :) :) Oh, thanks for nominating me! You’re so sweet! I don’t think I can do the award though. :(
~Madison~
Awesome!! I’m gonna make those for Isabelle’s birthday!
Madison I don’t have a blog yet but what are you using for your blog?
That’s awesome that you will make those for Izzy!! :D
I use WordPress for my blog. It costs ten dollars a year (for me, it might be different for you), but it is worth it. But at first I started out using Blogger, which was free.
~Madison~
Really? I don’t have to pay for mine.
Well what do you recomend getting first?
If you’re just getting started, Blogger would be great. Once you get used to the whole blogging format and know the basics, switch to WordPress and get more pizzaz. But you can always just start our using WordPress first if you don’t want to have multiple sites, one old one floating around on the web and one newer one. But this is just from my experience. It’s YOUR soon-to-be blog, so YOU decide! :D :)
:) ~Madison~ :)