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…

Gandalf the Grey How-to: In this video I will show you how to make a Gandalf the Grey hat, you can use this pattern to make any witch or wizard hat. I am putting all the information about the pattern pieces and what you need here in order to keep the video at an acceptab…

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Learn how to make a witch hat with a free sewing pattern. This Halloween sewing project is great for DIY costumes like a witch or a wizard.

This is a digital PDF pattern meant to aid you in creating a leather hand made witch / wizard hat as shown in the pictures. - The sizes range between 530 mm and 620 mm in head circumference. VIdeo tutorial https://youtu.be/35VYD7ih7JM - About half a square meter of 6 oz ( 2 mm ) Vegetable tanned leather is needed for this project and besides thread, needles and dye, you won't be needing much more. - The project is mostly put together using cross stitching so make sure you can reproduce it…

Cast a spell on adults and kids with this free crochet witch hat pattern. Explore hundreds of Halloween crochet crafts for free on Gathered.

How to make a witch or wizard hat. Instructions on how to make a pattern and put together a witch or wizard hat which is much nicer than you can buy.

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At some point last fall I decided I wanted a large woolen shawl. So I cut a 60"x 60" square from a gray and red plaid wool and started fringing the edges. I'm still not done fringing that shawl. I've not been very good at sticking with it. I tend to work on it as the fancy strikes me, then set it aside and not touch it for weeks at a time. Anyway, very early in this shawl-making venture, I decided I wanted to make a matching bonnet from the remainder of the plaid wool. Well, maybe not…

As you may know, I am a huge Harry Potter fan and like making witch costumes. Well, mostly it’s my real clothes that I combine in somewhat more witchy ways or add witchy details to. I’ve long been wanting a witch’s hat to wear and to display on my bookcase along with our other HP…