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Paper hats are so simple to make and really fun to wear! With just 5 minutes and 2 sheets of construction paper, you can fold a cute hat to wear for dress up play, parties or costumes. Follow the step-by-step tutorial below, or watch the quick video to learn how to fold a paper hat. Personalize your hat even more by using brightly coloured paper, or decorate it with markers, pencil crayons and stickers! RELATED: How to Make a Paper Boat This post contains affiliate links. If you use these…

As a result, you want one for yourself because everyone you know is sporting a nice hat. I'll be able to teach you how to construct a paper hat that is cooler than everyone else's in no time! First, we'll use a sheet of paper that is typically rectangular in shape, which most likely won't fit your skull. However, if you get experience in folding one, I recommend building your origami hat out of newspaper since it is larger and more fashionable than plain white paper ;)

Fold an origami pirate hat from a big piece of paper for an easy paper folding craft idea perfect for summer fun or a learning activity.

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The size of the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Scrantonian, the Daily Record and all other newspapers have shrunk, not only in breadth, but also, more notably, in width. An unintended…

Paper hats are a great way to make last minute party hats for New Year’s Eve or any other party. You can easily learn how to make a newspaper hat in just a few simple steps. We made two different styles of newspaper hats and had fun learning paper hat folding. If you need more…

Did you know you can make an origami cat, dog, and even Santa Claus? Find out more about such exciting concepts and ideas about origami craft for kids.

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Gearing up for a visit from the pope? Get your home ready for the papal visitation with a tiny origami version of the pope’s tall, pointed hat: the mitre. The mitre (also spelled miter) is a formal headdress for high offices of the Roman Catholic Church, as well as some protestant sects. Bishops, cardinals and the pope are traditional wearers of the high pointy hat. Mitres can