Color Your Own Party Hats
INSIDE : Download this adorable Color Your Own Party Hat printable and get ready to have loads of crafty fun at your next party! There are two designs and endless ways to color them. So grab some crayons and markers and let’s make a party hat!
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This post has been updated since it’s original February 2016 publish date.
Such a fun blog post today!! I’m back with another Pom Pom Birthday Party craft and I am so excited to share this one with you guys.
Last weekend, we celebrated my daughter’s 5th birthday and this was the first year she was allowed to invite friends over. We had so much fun!
Creative Pom Pom Party DIYs + Crafts
Let’s get into how you can make these fun Color Your Own Party Hats.
Supplies needed to Color Your Party Hats
- Two party hat printables (LINKS TO DOWNLOAD BELOW)
- Crafting Scissors
- Tape
- Markers/crayons
- Large Pom Pom
- Small utility knife
- Ribbon, string, elastic
- Stapler
How to color your own party hat
I loved this fun craft for my daughter’s party because it was a perfect calming ice breaker for all the little girls. As they arrived we greeted them and had them pick out from the two choices, which hat design they wanted.
Then, they busily chatted and colored.
How to craft a Party Hat
Once you have your party hat page colored, it’s time to craft and make it into a hat!
Cut out your hat shape and use a small utility knife to slice the side tabs for assembling your hat.
You can read on my Learn to make a cozy Pom Pom Throw Blanket post how to make a large pom pom.
You can either tape or hot glue the pom poms to your hat at this point. For my hat on this post, I taped the string to the inside – but for the party, I hot glued the pom poms for a strong adhesion and to speed up the process of six little girls eagerly awaiting their hats.
After your pom pom is attached, you fold the tabs into one another to form a cone. I found regular scotch tape worked best to keeping it all together!
Adding string to a party hat
There are numerous materials you can use to create the hat string. You can use ribbon (which I used below), yarn or even elastic.
I measured approximately 8″ for each side of the hat and then cut the ribbon to size. Once the ribbon was cut, I used a stapler to secure the ribbon to either side of the hat.
Crafty Party Hats
It was so neat to see everyone coloring and crafting and having such fun! And I’m totally inspired to do a little kid’s craft party now.
My daughter thinks a party isn’t a party without a party hat, so she loved how they turned out.
I have two party hat designs available for download. Both are girly and flowery, but it’s fun to have options.
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Be sure to pin this fun idea to save for your next party!
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These are the cutest, ever!!! My students would LOVE them too… as would my kids:) Thanks, Amy!
Aw, thanks Krista! We had so much fun with these hats at the party! =)
These are so perfect for a little girl’s party! Love the coloring hats!
Thanks Sara! They were so fun to make.
I really don’t think it gets cuter than this!! Adorable!
Aw, you are too sweet Heather! They were so much fun, too.
How cute is this?! Such an awesome idea.
Thanks, Cyd! We all had such fun with these hats.
Can’t go wrong with pom poms! Really cute designs 🙂
Pom poms make everything better! Thanks for stopping by Ashley.
I love these so much! They are so cute and fun! Genius idea.
Thanks, Alexis! We all had a blast with them. xo
Best.mom.Ever! Pinning and stumbling. Love this!
What a cute, interactive party idea! And I love those designs!
Amy these are so cute! What a fun way to loop in the coloring trend!
Aw, thanks Rachel. I’ll be honest, I REALLY loved making the hats!
Please also send patterns for a boy. Thank you
Absolutely adorable!
Ah, thank you Sarah! Such a complement from you.
Oh my gosh Amy! These are SOOOO cute! I’m totally using this idea for Carson’s upcoming birthday party!!!
Yay! Kristi, the kids LOVED this activity and they all looked so adorable wearing them, too.