How to make a Witch Hat! | Sewing Tutorial

[@keeblerelf8861]

You are literally the only person to explain it in a way I understand 😂 Thank you for the help!

[@kiramiller568]

Thank you for making this video. It was very easy to follow. I'm making a winter witches costume for my 2-year-old daughter for her Santa photos this year 🙂

[@St4rpuppy3]

This is amazing I can't believe it doesn't have anymore likes

[@Sleepydwagonman]

Pointy Hats are awesome

[@Worlddestroyer666]

Thank you thank you thank you!! I was trying to make a witch for my bjd and I'm so happy I found your video❤

[@alaskacosplay]

Im tempted to make an Edwardian Professor McGonagall cosplay (because she’s basically an embodiment of the Edwardian witch aesthetic) and I believe a wide brimmed, black with plaid details witch hat is the perfect addition to the look (with a black ostrich feather and some black flowers for the perfect witchy hat).

[@leeannmeadows34]

You are such a fun, great teacher! Thanks so much!

[@annabannanaria]

This is a great tutorial. You make it look so simple. Thank you!!

[@ColonelRPG]

Great video, as always. Just as a heads up, the outro cards are not showing up on my end.

[@jennglow4647]

Very cool 😀

[@jaimiehamilton9094]

Thank you SO much! This was very helpful and easy to follow.

[@rrrrrrtt1]

So wonderful

[@judynobles4849]

Thank you!

[@carolyngethings]

Somg great tips and pattern drafting ideas. Thank you

[@jenicajinxdelaroca7289]

OMG I will do this next time thank you

[@jordana4158]

Thank you! I can’t wait to make this! It would be really cool if I could make mine water proof to act as both a sunhat and a rain hat, any tips for working with waterproof materials?

[@RandomTuesday]

A lot of waterproof materials can be a heavier weight, so make sure you have the right kind of needle to work with. You can also look into taping seams to make it truly waterproof!

[@yetzaaa]

Could you be so kind to tell me how many fabric did you use? 🥺

[@RandomTuesday]

Less than a yard for each. You’ll want to make sure you have enough fabric to fit the whole circle for the brim. About 25in across.

[@JULESBUMSTEAD]

Wish I’d seen your tutorial first tsk

[@wittyxwitch]

Was your brim still pretty floppy before putting in the wire? I'm wondering if I have the wrong interfacing or if I need to trust the process.

[@RandomTuesday]

Generally it will be if you use a lighter interfacing! That tends to be why I write them. You can use a thicker interfacing “craft” is often what it’s called and it’ll hold more shape before wiring if you do that. Mostly it’s personal choice. I find the thinner interfacing easier to work with.