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If you were to start at the very bottom you would have a much bigger gap to fill in the front of your hat where the ribbon does not fully meet. This is why we left a small space at the back of our hat rather that starting the base. (Do not start at either end of your ribbon! You will see why in just a minute.) This will be the back of your hat.īecause of the slant of our cone, you will start to notice your ribbon angling itself down as you glue each side of your ribbon onto your hat. Starting at the seam of your cone, glue the MIDDLE of your ribbon piece slightly above the cone's base. We will not need this much but I prefer having too much rather than not enough in this case. Now we have the 2 main pieces complete for our adorable little hat! This is where it gets really fun! It's time to decorate and add those adorable little finishing touches! HBC has sooooo many perfect options for this project! I absolutely love the 3/8' tangerine with black dots ribbon! Cut a piece 5-6' long. I like to make a few snips here & there to make my edges jagged and rough. I love my circle exactly as it turned out, but if it does not look proportioned to your cone you may trim it down some.

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Now to open up our ends and make a full circle, carefully slide your scissors inside one end and cut as shown below.Īfter both ends have been cut you will have a beautiful fluffy circle of tulle! Fluff up, pull and tug wherever necessary. Now bring your ends to the other side of your tulle and tie another knot as tight as possible. Pull extremely tight and make a knot in the center with your thread. Thread thick black embroidery thread through the hollow spaces of your clip and wrap around your tulle at least twice. Make sure your clip is centered in the middle. (If you are using 6' tulle you may only need to wrap around approx 12-15 times.) Cut your tulle off at the end.įor super easy removal that will allow everything to stay in its place, slide a large salon clip onto one side of your tulle.Ĭarefully open your clip back up to allow the entire circle of tulle layers inside. Begin wrapping your tulle around your hand.Ĭontinue wrapping around your hand approx 25-30 times or until your desired fullness is achieved. You may use 3' or 6' tulle either size will achieve the same look. This can be done in so many unique ways using tons of different materials! I just love the look of tulle for this project so that's what we will be using today. Just a thin line of glue will do the trick perfectly. Do not use too much glue or it will squish out and be messy (not to mention ugly). When your hot glue gun is ready you can slide your clip over to serve as an extra hand that will continue to hold your cone's shape as you glue the edge down, or you may remove it completely and hold in place by hand.

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If you're happy with the size of your cone, use an alligator clip to hold your edge in place and free your hands.

No need to fret! This will be completely covered by our decorative ribbon shortly. 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. 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. 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. 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.