You're welcome! Love that you're going to cosplay Carl. Good luck with your cosplay!

Well done! Hope it went well :3

Good luck with your cosplay!

I’m looking to do the same thing, did it work????

Omg, same

OMG I LOVE HER

thats why im here too-

You're welcome! Happy to hear my video was useful. ^-^ Good luck with making your own hat!

CANT WAIT!

Thank you! Good luck with making your hat. Happy Samhain ^-^

Yw! Glad you like it

You're welcome! Happy Samhain ^^

@@Nightskylullaby same to you. I had no idea you were a witch too?

Glad my video was helpful!

Thank you! Glad its useful to you ^^

Sounds awesome! Good luck with making it :D

thank you so much and you're welcome! I'm glad my tutorial is helpful for you. Good luck with creating your own costume!

Thank you!

It really is! glad you appreciate it

Thank you! I used a 90 x 90 cm piece of felt. of course it depends on the size of your pattern but this was more than enough for me ^^

Good luck with your cosplay!

Good luck! And remember: practice makes perfect! so don't worry if the first try isn't exactly what you wanted. you can do it!

You're welcome!

You're welcome! Glad my tutorial was useful to you ^^

You're welcome! I'd love to see it ^-^

Me neither! ✨

You're welcome! Glad my video was helpfull

You're welcome, glad my tutorial was useful!

Thank you!

Yw! Glad to hear it was helpful to you!

It's centimeters! I believe the hat I made in this video has a circumference of around 60 cm which will fit most people.

Thank you so much!

What I always do is make sure the bottom of the triangle is the same length as your head measurment. the inner circle can be the same, or a little bit bigger. if it's bigger you can make little folds to make the brim a bit more flowy and give more shape to it.

@@Nightskylullaby thank you so much!!

Thank you! Good luck with making your own hat ^-^

Thank you! Good luck with making your own hat ^^

I made this hat a little bit bigger to wear with a wig and I believe the measurements I used should fit you.

I used 1.5 mm thick synthetic felt you can also find it as craft felt. I'm sure you can also use other types of felt too. the most important thing with picking out the fabric is that it isn't too thick. When it's too thin you can always add another layer for the brim.

Happy to hear my video was helpful! Also love that you recycled material for it ^-^

​@@Nightskylullaby thanks for your response

Thanks, glad you like it!

You're welcome! Glad you could use it ^-^

If you don't change the measurments of the inner circle it's fine. :) You might want to add an extra layer of felt or interfacing if youre going to make a really big brim. Just to make it a bit stronger or it might flop in your face. ^-^

The pattern I made is an isosceles. I think it looks like an right triangle because of the angle of the camera. When you unfold the piece of fabric after cutting the pattern it will have a bit of a point in the middle of the bottom. of course it depends on the measurements but if you use the same as I did the height of the triangle will be 46 cm and the diagonal edge 50 cm. Hope I explained it well, English is my second language so explaining all the technical stuff can be a bit tricky. If not feel free to ask me more questions ^-^

@@Nightskylullaby thanks for the reply! I wish I had seen this before I decided to just go ahead with the project. I made it using a right triangle, which ended up being a bit wonky, but I was able to cut off the excess and sew it on and it turned out pretty good! I’m very happy with the result.

@@freyaguppy Glad you managed to figure it out!

Thank you!

It depends on the size of your pattern of course but if you are using the same measurements as I did a 90 x 90cm piece of felt is enough.

@@Nightskylullaby thanks

Thank you!

You're welcome! I actually used this pattern for a Snufkin hat before and it's perfect for that ^^

Thanks!

Thank you ^-^

You're welcome! Glad its helpfull ^^

The measurements I used fit most people. It also fits me when I am wearing a wig. If you're not sure you just have to measure the circumference of your head and calculate whats the radius. You need the radius to cut out the inner circle of the brim. the bottom of the piece you use for the top of the hat is the circumference of your head. Hope I explained it clear enough!

I used pattern paper but you can use any kind of paper. Old newspapers also work great. ^^

Nightskylullaby Thank you so much! I finished my hat and I really like it and appreciate the tutorial!

@@koiieb That's great! I'm glad my tutorial was useful to you ^-^

For the top part I only used one piece for this hat. If you want it to stand up I would recommend two to make it a bit stronger.

Nightskylullaby thank you! I like the way you did the top on yours so I’ll just stick with that. ☺️

You're welcome ^-^ good luck with making your hat!

Nightskylullaby thank you!

To get all the measurments I measured around my head. That is the circumference of the circle. I am terrible in math so I used an online calculator to find out the diameter and radius. I used this one: www.omnicalculator.com/math/circumference

Thanks!

You can easily make the top longer, just keep in mind that you keep the bottom of the pattern the same. otherwise it won't fit the circle. for the bottom of the top part needs to be the same length as the inner circle of the brim for it to fit well. you can just measure around your head to get the right measurments.

a 90x 90cm square of felt will be enough for one hat if you use the measurements shown in the video ^^

You can use another fabric just use some interfacing if it isn't sturdy enough ^-^

Ok😊

I used felt ^-^

Any specific felt e.g acrylic felt?

Hahaha niet opgeven! oefening baart kunst. Bij mij zag het er ook de eerste keer niet geweldig uit hoor ;3

@@Nightskylullaby ik blijf het proberen! Thanks! Blessed be 🌙

Succes!

Glad you like the video! For one hat I use a 90 x 90 cm square of 1.5 mm thick felt. And thanks for the feedback. English isn't my first language either and I really try to speak it without an accent. (And I'm still figuring out how to get my voice loud enough in editing) comments like this really help me to improve more ^-^

It is made out of felt. :)

I used a square of 90x90 cm felt. of course it depends on how big your pattern is but for mine that was more than enough.

@@Nightskylullaby gr8, so lets say 1 meter² its enough

@@lucwatoa8775 Yes ^-^

I actually found mine in a thrift shop but whenever I need felt I just look at whatever shop has the cheapest felt. Its all fine if its 1.5 mm thick.

Felt fabric

These measurments are for a L size and thats around 60 - 64 cm I believe. I made it this size to wear with a wig but if you dont, and your head size is smaller, you just have to devide your measurment by 2 and then thats the bottom of the triangle pattern. The diameter of the circle you cut out of the brim part is 1/3 of your measurment.

Thank you very much ! Do still know how thick your material was ( in mm) because I want to make that hat in white.

It's 1.5 mm thick ^-^

I used felt. I think that's the best fabric to use. It's easy to work with, you don't have to hem and it gives the hat shape without interfacing.

@@Nightskylullaby thanks!

You saved my cosplay!

@@giorgiapetrongolo4635 You're welcome!

I used 1.5 mm felt for this. ^-^

@@Nightskylullaby thank you very mutch!

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Yes you actually can! I have an etsy shop named Solanumm where you can order a hat with or without decoration in a few different colors ^-^

Thanks for the tip's I'm aware. At the time I was still figuring out settings with my new camera and as a soft spoken person It's still hard to be louder. I really try in my newer videos. Just didn't want to dleete this one because it's still really helpfull to some people.

Tiaam Du Nord Here’s a DIY for you 1. Turn your volume up (if you know how to). 2. It adds to the overall spooky effect.

You're welcome!