I hope you enjoy this project, and if you craft one, be sure to post a pic and tag Making Make Believe. Fold your fabric in half and place your pattern piece on the fold as directed by the pattern piece.
Trace the pattern onto your felt using a marking pen or chalk. Cut out along your cutting line. U sing a marking pencil or chalk, transfer the blue dot and black slash marks on the pattern to your hat piece. Turn hat right side out and press the seam. F orm the hat brim by folding up the edge at the dots and press.
TIP: Felts containing acrylic such as craft felts can melt with heat so read the bolt label prior to purchase. Test iron settings on a scrap piece of felt and adjust temperature or use a pressing cloth to protect your project. Carefully cut slits where you placed the slash marks. Slide feather into the slits and your hat is ready to wear. TIP: To store hat, remove feather and tuck into flap of brim and lay flat.
Click here to purchase the Robin Hood Hat Pattern. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. If you have cut correctly, you will have a semi-circular shape with a long straight bottom edge when you unfold the paper--like a letter D.
Fold up one curved edge so that the overall shape is now triangular--with a straight line from one corner to the other at the bottom of the folded up curve. Press the fold flat. Thank you for sharing. Would you please "cut" your pattern in half, and download both halves? Then I can print them both, tape them together, and use my regular printer! Bless you for this instructable! I'm making a Final Fantasy cosplay of Freya and this pattern is going to significantly shorten the amount of pattern adapting I need to do for Freya's hat.
Reply 1 year ago. I used this pattern for my daughter's Halloween-themed birthday party costume forest archer. Just finished it today. We love it and thank you for the detailed walk-through. Thank you, too, for sharing this online for all to learn how to follow the same path. Be well!
Reply 2 years ago. Question 2 years ago. Thank you! Question 3 years ago on Introduction. Answer 3 years ago. Thank you so much for the clear instructions! I needed a costume for a Halloween party and you hat pattern really saved the day. Now if only I had as good directions for some of the other parts.
Reply 5 years ago. Very nice. Learn more Making a paper Robin Hood hat is a simple, fun craft made of two components--the classic green hat and the jaunty feather. The finished product is perfect for birthday parties, plays, or just an afternoon of fun. To complete this project, you will need construction paper, a pencil, scissors, double-sided tape, and glue.
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By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article parts. Tips and Warnings. Things You'll Need. Related Articles. Part 1. Choose a large sheet of green construction paper. Find a sheet of construction paper in a forest green color at a craft store and select a large size. Generally, a sheet measuring 18 by 12 inches 46 by 30 cm should be large enough to fit the average head.
Fold the paper in half lengthwise. Crease the fold so the paper lays flat. When folded, the new dimensions should be 9 by 12 inches 23 by 30 cm. Place the folded paper in front of you so that the fold is on the right.
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