Get creative this Halloween with this easy witch hat craft using a simple Styrofoam cone!
Halloween is creeping closer, and if you’re looking for a creative craft that’s festive, fun, and perfect for all ages, we’ve got you covered!
This styrofoam cone witch hat is not only an enchanting addition to your Halloween décor, but it’s also a simple DIY activity that can bring the whole family together. Whether you’re decorating your front porch, sprucing up the office, or looking for a rainy-day craft project, this witch hat is a winner.
This blog will guide you through the entire process, step by step. You’ll learn how to transform an ordinary Styrofoam cone into a stylish Halloween centerpiece that’s guaranteed to conjure up all the spooky vibes.
Keep reading to discover what you need and how to get started—this craft is so easy that even a beginner can ace it!
Craft Supplies:
Before we jump into the crafting process, it’s important to gather all your materials. Most of these items are budget-friendly and can be found at craft stores or online.
- Large Styrofoam Cone – one per craft
- Large Paper Plate
- Black Craft Paint
- Paint Brush
- Scissors
- Purple/Yellow Cardstock Paper
- School Glue
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Directions:
By now, you’ve probably pictured how lovely the end result will look. Well, wait until you complete it—it’s even better in reality! Now, with your supplies at the ready, let’s move to the fun part.
- First have your child paint their cone & paper plate completely black.
- Set aside to let each piece dry completely.
- Out of cardstock paper, cut out a buckle & strip to decorate the witch’s hat.
- Glue the cone to the center of the paper plate.
- Add the decorative strip to complete the witch’s hat.
- Display proudly.
Book Suggestions:
Here are some recommended books that beautifully complement our craft idea. You can conveniently purchase them through our affiliate links on Amazon.
- Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson
- The Little Witch Who Lost Her Broom! by Elaine Bickell
- The Witch’s Cat and The Broomstick Blunder by Kirstie Watson
- Ten Flying Brooms by Ilanit Oliver
- How to Catch a Witch by Alice Walstead
- There’s a Witch in Your Book by Tom Fletcher
- It’s Raining Bats & Frogs by Rebecca Colby
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