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Conjuring up this charming witch’s hat wreath, right, doesn’t require casting any difficult spells. Simply cut its shape from a piece of lightweight wood, and doll it up with decorative moss and ribbon. MATERIALS Witch Hat pattern Lightweight wood, such as basswood, balsa, or thin plywood Jigsaw Sandpaper Preserved moss Hot-glue gun and glue sticks Decorative…
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Conjuring up this charming witch’s hat wreath, right, doesn’t require casting any difficult spells. Simply cut its shape from a piece of lightweight wood, and doll it up with decorative moss and ribbon.
MATERIALS
- Witch Hat pattern
- Lightweight wood, such as basswood, balsa, or thin plywood
- Jigsaw
- Sandpaper
- Preserved moss
- Hot-glue gun and glue sticks
- Decorative ribbon
- Decorative ornament
INSTRUCTIONS
Enlarge the Witch Hat pattern; cut out. Trace the pattern onto a piece of lightweight wood and cut out using a jigsaw or fine handsaw.
Sand to smooth any rough edges.
Arrange preserved moss to cover the entire wood hat; adhere using hot glue.
Cut a piece of ribbon 3 inches longer than the width of the hat just above the brim. Position the ribbon on the hat; wrap the ends around to the back and secure with hot glue.
Use a different ribbon or decorative ornament to make a square buckle, and glue it centered on top of the first ribbon.

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