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You will
need:
- A
piece of paper. A full-size newspaper would create hats of an average
size.
Instructions:
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 1. Fold the paper from top to bottom, bringing
together the two opposite ends.
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 2. Crease the folded end.
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 3. Fold the paper from side to side, bringing
together the two opposite ends.
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 4. Crease the folded end.
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 5. Unfold the paper once, noting the middle
crease.
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 6. Fold the top left tip so that it touches the
middle crease.
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 7. Crease the diagonal end.
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 8. This is what you should have now.
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 9. Fold the other tip so that it touches the middle
crease, and crease the diagonal end.
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 10. Fold one bottom flap upward.
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 11. Crease this folded end.
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 12. Flip the paper over.
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 13. Fold the other bottom flap, and crease the folded
end.
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 14. Tuck in the edges of the flaps so that they don't
stick out. You may want to tape them.
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 15. Decorate your hat.
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 16. Wear it! Talk about wearing
hats.
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