hi fedi!

[mycrowgirl@flipping.rocks]

@wffl considering I still haven’t finished mine… I get that

The original video I don’t have bookmarked, but it was a vaguely woodsy witchy dude on tiktok who made his own that nudged me into trying it.

I was struggling with the top to brim transition and this other video on YT is what I used to figure out a better way to do the increases and transitions: https://youtu.be/OwHd7rnsmxI

@secretsloth

[wffl@im-in.space]

@secretsloth don't be sorry!! being nerdy is good and I asked for the information so thanks!!

[wffl@im-in.space]

@glitchcake bweeeeh

[scrabsha@hachyderm.io]

@wffl that's right! and it deserves to be said regardless of the post hehe

[wffl@im-in.space]

@scrabsha bweeeeh

[rainbowpink@snug.moe]

@wffl idk how you feel about amazon but i saw some crocheted witch hats there awhile back when i helped a friend source one! if you’re into fiber arts it seems like the kind of thing you could crochet pretty easily! but if you’re looking more for the traditional felted hat i’d check etsy

[sellerie@chaos.social]

@wffl @LilaHexe your time to shine

[relache@woof.group]

@wffl most folks who want a really "economical" witch hat buy them from costume/masquerade stores. they are often made from a lightweight nylon fabric and have wired edges to hold their shape.

What I would call a "nice" witch hat, as a costumer, is a proper hat made from sturdy felt. That will hold it's shape without being wired. A stunning array of this sort of hat can be found on Etsy.

[astraluma@tacobelllabs.net]

@wffl I have one from https://www.etsy.com/shop/BecsIndustryShop

I don't wear it every day, but it does look good

[liebemarx@mastodon.social]

@yellow @wffl this post was fantastic, thank you for sharing. Perfect for the witch in my life!

[madeindex@mastodon.social]

@wffl 🧹 you are in exactly the right place to ask for a witch hat! hahahhahaa

[desea@snug.moe]

@wffl for whole made usually conventions mostly anime themed ones have some decent ones for making i bought an etsy pattern ages ago but havent gotten around to making one yet tho i got this one

[marsiposa@social.coop]

@wffl have you seen the store of @lhaulde?
There are some nice witch hats there.
https://lhaulde.com/produit/f-524/

[eliskunk@queer.group]

@wffl maybe @ronja could help?

[adhemara@mastodon.art]

@wffl maybe @lhaulde ?

[jepyang@wandering.shop]

@wffl i have made a couple nice ones with a wet-felting process. it’s not something i want to take commissions for, but if you’re leaning toward DIY i am more than happy to infodump about the process in as much or as little detail as you’d like. it’s not particularly difficult or expensive but it is a bit time-consuming and physically demanding. and your first hat or two will probably come out a little bit…”rustic” aesthetically, so if “nice” means “perfect-looking” you maybe want to buy one.

[jackmexa4@mastodon.social]

@wffl

You don’t acquire it, you earn it!

[mimesatwork@wandering.shop]

@wffl I'd recommend felting, or at least working with felt-fabric to give a nice texture to the hat. Here's a tutorial for how to sew one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCB9w70f2UU

[mimesatwork@wandering.shop]

@wffl And another for how to wet felt the existing felt fabric into a hat shape
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dZOeSFNLDI

[beandreams@friendhole.social]

@wffl @RnDanger I made one using this Instructables project for a Gandalf hat, if you want something big. Quick and easy!

Gandalf the Grey's Wizard Hat

Gandalf the Grey's Wizard Hat: Let me start by saying I am a big fan of Lord of the Rings -- and all things Tolkien related. I still remember the first time I picked up a copy of The Hobbit in my elementary school library as a fifth-grader, and how many of my teachers and older f…

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