#Tiny witch hats etsy series#

These fabrics or similar are our recommendations for the best finished look. Our Dead Roses fabrics came from JoAnn Fabrics: the black poly is 100% Polyester Sew Essential Anti Static Lining in black, the dusty lilac is Casa Collection Amethyst Organza 100% Polyester, the purple is Crepon Sheer Parachute Purple 100% Nylon, and the black is Crepon Sheer Black 100% Nylon. We made ours using our Sew4Home Organza Flowers tutorial. All-purpose thread in a color to match fabric: we used dark gray.One package of single fold bias tape: we used Wrights Single Fold Bias Tap in Dark Gray.One package of double fold bias tape: we used Wrights Double Fold Bias Tape in Dark Gray.1½ yards of medium weight fusible interfacing we suggest Pellon Décor Bond.2 yards of fine black netting we suggest a fine nylon netting.THREE Fat Quarters if you are not using pre-cut Fat Quarters, you will need three pieces of fabric 18″ x 22″ or will need to purchase three ½ yard cuts (Fat Quarters are indeed the same overall area as a quarter yard, but because of the sizing on our patterns, a standard horizontal quarter yard cut won’t work you need to bump up to a ½ yard to make sure you have both the width and depth required).Sewing Machine and standard presser foot.

Several of the top fabric manufacturers come out with new Halloween collections each season so there’s alway a new spooky selection from which to choose. In the supply list below, we indicate both the pre-cuts used as well as the fabric required should you not wish to use pre-cuts.

We used Haunted Mansion by Sanae for Moda Fabrics, which is an older collection that is no longer readily available. Our original witch hat was made from pre-cuts. Hauntingly hideous haute couture and one of our most popular Halloween projects ever! We love to bring it back every year. We think she would approve of our classic Dead Roses Halloween Witch Hat with its scrunched top, wilting flowers, and stowaway spider. A major part of this Hazel’s signature style included a wonderfully crumpled black hat.

#Tiny witch hats etsy series#

One of my favorite characters in the Warner Bros.® series of cartoons was Witch Hazel, who debuted in the 1954 short, “Bewitched Bunny.” Disney® had previously created a Witch Hazel, and she was kind of cool too, but not nearly as sarcastic or quite as much the fashion victim as the Hazel created by Warner Bros.