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MYO Outrageous Party Hats: Lampshade or Purely Outrageous
Posted Dec 28, 08 -Filed Under Uncategorized, crafts (recycled materials), holiday crafts: New Year's Eve (recycled stuff), reuse toys, small junk
These party hats are so much fun!
Just leave one of these hats out and who can resist trying it on. Make sure you have a mirror nearby. You’ll see, the quietest person in the group will be wearing it by evenings end.
Great for New Year’s Eve parties!
Lampshade Party Hats
How to:
Pick up a second hand lampshade from a thrift store or yard sale. Next, embellish is with leftover notions, pompoms, whatever, even monopoly money. The tackier the better! I used an extra large second hand lampshade and hot glued on this icicle fringe that I had leftover from a child’s costume I made.
Purely Outrageous Party Hat
How to:
Find a hat to be the base. Don’t go out and buy a hat, just dig through your closet or ask a friend; whatever. Next, gather all sorts of junk. Cheesy stuff like plastic bugs… Anyone with kids could give you handfuls of “junk” to adorn your hat. Anything goes. My inspiration for this hat was from the popular children’s book “Go Dog Go”. At the end of the book, a dog is wearing a wild party hat. I like that hat!
Take pictures
Take pictures later on in the evening when everyone is having fun.
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The Lampshade Society of Coachella loves this! We salute you!