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Inexpensive paper plates are the basic ingredient in how to make party hat creations for your kids party. If you have a distinguishable party theme and can’t find hats to match, just make

your own. The kids will take delight in the hand-on approach and you’ll save a few dollars in the process.

Paper Plate Party Hat

Start with a amount of inexpensive paper plates, the kind with the scalloped edge. The entire outer edge of the plate will form the band which goes around the child’s head. The center of the plate will be colored, drawn on, or other than as supposed or expected decorated

Start by just cutting out the headband part, leaving the circular interior share of the plate flipped up to decorate. Simply stick on a picture which appertains to your party theme. This could be a Barbie picture, a race car, or

whatever. It’s easy to copy pictures you find on the internet, or in children’s coloring books, and let kids color them in.

Another easy paper plate hat design is a heart shape. Fold the plate in half and draw half a heart on it. Keep the plate folded and cut around the heart, leaving it connected to the scalloped band. Then just open the plate and bend the heart up. This same method could be used to make a pop-up birthday cake hat, castle hat, choo-choo train hat, kitty cat hat, you name it! Designs with ratio work best.

Try cutting out the entire inside of the plate, and merely glue or staple on bits of tulle, ribbon, streamers or whatsoever around the edges. This works well for Easter bonnets or imagination dress-up party hats.

Another option is to cut out the inner circle of a paper plate. Staple a paper bowl to the paper plate. Decorate with silk flowers, fabric, tulle, felt, ribbons, markers. Add

ribbon or light elastic to opposite sides of the plate to secure on the head.

You may even take an intact paper plate, and embellish with a daisy, sunflower, sun, or ladybug design. Paint the plate in the desired color and let dry. Cut out flower petals, sun’s rays, or ladybug spots in the suitable colors and let kids give rise to the design of their choice. As always, run a knotted ribbon through a hole on either side of the plate to hold the “bonnet” on.

Paper Plate Crown

Place a 9 inch plate on a 10 3/4 inch paper plate and trace around it. Divide the 9 inch circle on the more prominent paper plate into 8 equivalent parts, like a pie. Start at the center and cut along each line 3 inches. Bend the triangle shapes up

like a crown. Paint and decorate with glitter or foil cut-outs.

Paper Plate Visor

Make a visor hat by cutting out the center of a paper plate to make a band to fit on the child’s head. Then cut the round plate center into a half-circle and staple it to the band. Decorate as desired.

Paper plates aren’t just for eating! Use these ideas to make one-of-a-kind kids party hats for your next kids party.