DIY Party Hats
In 3 simple steps, you can take inexpensive party hats and turn them into something chic!
For my son's 2nd birthday party, I purchased these plain yellow hats for roughly $0.25 each. To add a bit of pizazz and to tie the hats with our Curious George theme, I decided to personalize them.
First, I used a die cut machine to punch out 2" scalloped circles and the number "2" using red and white cardstock. Next, glued the "2" to the white scalloped circle and then the circle to the hat itself. And finally, I affixed the oversized red pom-poms to the top of the yellow party hats. Voila!
This project is simple, easy and quick- within minutes, I turned 24 party hats from plain to customized.
Click Here to see more pictures from Harrison's Curious George themed 2nd birthday party.
For my son's 2nd birthday party, I purchased these plain yellow hats for roughly $0.25 each. To add a bit of pizazz and to tie the hats with our Curious George theme, I decided to personalize them.
First, I used a die cut machine to punch out 2" scalloped circles and the number "2" using red and white cardstock. Next, glued the "2" to the white scalloped circle and then the circle to the hat itself. And finally, I affixed the oversized red pom-poms to the top of the yellow party hats. Voila!
This project is simple, easy and quick- within minutes, I turned 24 party hats from plain to customized.
Click Here to see more pictures from Harrison's Curious George themed 2nd birthday party.
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