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Step 1
Line up the long edges of 2 sheets of construction paper and add a line of tape (on one side only). The tape will be hidden on the inside of the hat, so it doesn't need to be perfect.
Step 2
Fold the paper in half lengthwise, then open it up again. Then fold it width-wise, as shown in the photo.
Step 3
Rotate the paper as shown in the photo, so that the fold is at the top.
Step 4
Take each of the top corners and fold them downwards so that the edges line up with the center fold.
Step 5
Take one layer of the bottom flap and fold it upwards.
Step 6
Flip the folded paper over. Take the remaining bottom flap and fold it upwards.
Step 7
Pick up the paper hat and place your thumbs into the opening at the bottom. Pull the two sides apart slightly to make an opening for your head.
Step 8
Your paper hat can be complete at this point. Or...
Step 9
If the hat isn't staying on your head, you can add string that you can tie under your chin to help keep it in place.Use a single hole punch to make 2 holes on one side of the bottom of the hat. Tie a piece of 12 inch long string through each hole.
Step 10
Your paper hat is complete!
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