It's not a party without a hat! These templates make three cone hats, two crowns, and a classy mini top hat, decorated with stars, fireworks, and lucky charms. The coloring version turns every hat into a one-of-a-kind creation.
What's in the PDFs
Both PDFs, color and coloring, have 6 pages: instructions with a supply list, 3 cone hats in landscape format (stars, a rainbow with lucky charms, fireworks), one page with 2 crowns made of two pieces each with elastic holes, and one page with the mini top hat (tube, brim, and lid). The cone hats are about 6 in tall.
At a Glance
Craft template
ages 4+
6 Γ A4 + 6 Γ A4
about 15β40 minutes
π Whatβs on the Pages
Five steps for the cone hats and crowns, plus the supply list: scissors, glue, elastic cord, and optional tape and a hole punch.
Cone hat with colorful stars, a glue tab, and two marks for the elastic.
Cone hat with a rainbow, lucky pigs, clovers, horseshoes, ladybugs, and a toadstool.
Cone hat with fireworks and colorful dots.
A gold star crown and a purple lucky charm crown, each in two pieces with a glue tab and a hole at both ends for elastic.
A star-trimmed tube with tabs, a wide brim, and a lid, plus three quick steps β top tabs in, bottom tabs out.
How to make the hats and crowns
Safety: Stuffing, tape and small parts are not for children under 3.
π‘ Tips
- Cardstock holds the cone shape much better than regular printer paper.
- Knot the crown's elastic only once the length fits the head β then it sits comfortably and won't slip.
- A hair tie taped inside works in place of elastic cord.
- For a classroom, print the coloring version so every child designs their own hat.
What kids practice
Cutting along straight and curved lines builds fine motor skills and patience. Turning a flat template into a cone or a tube is hands-on geometry. And kids are extra proud to wear a hat they colored themselves.
π Variations & Ideas
Everyone puts on their hat and shows it off runway-style before midnight.
Save the lucky charm crown as the prize for the family New Year's quiz.
Skip the elastic, set the mini top hat on the table, and fill it with candy.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does the crown fit?
Each crown has a small hole at both ends. Thread about 10 in of elastic through and knot it at the back β it fits big and small heads.
How long should the elastic be?
About 16 in is plenty for a cone hat β knot it to the right length under the chin.
Is the mini top hat tricky?
It's the trickiest piece and best for school-age kids or with a grown-up's help. Younger kids can start with a cone hat.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use β no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: PartyhΓΌte & Kronen.