It's everyone's lucky day when St. Patty's rolls around, so a free party hat seems like icing on the cake. Before you head out for a night with friends, deck out these hats with green feathers, sequens, and glitter. Just print, tape, and you're ready to decorate.
Over the Rainbow
A large clover with a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. This one already has a green trim around the bottom, so you can add a ribbon around the base if you like, but this one will benefit the most from a sprout of tinsel from the top and lots of glitter.
(See also: Party Hat Assembly and Decoration Tutorial)
Clover Cloud
Here a group of white and green clovers tumble over a gradient rainbow background. For decorations, some metallic green and silver tinsel as a topper and glitter accents would look great.
(See also: Party Hat Assembly and Decoration Tutorial)
Pot of Gold
This pot of gold hat would look great with lots of rainbow feathers as a fountain topper, as well as trimming the bottom. I also suggest using gold glitter on the gold.
(See also: Party Hat Assembly and Decoration Tutorial)
Stripes and Shamrocks
Diagonal stripes and a collection of small green shamrocks. This one is a more classic hat that would look great trimmed in green garland or silver tinsel.
(See also: Party Hat Assembly and Decoration Tutorial)
All-Green Clovers
If green is your thing, this hat has got you covered. This one looks good with a white ribbon trim at the bottom and white feathers popping out of the top.
(See also: Party Hat Assembly and Decoration Tutorial)
Decorate Your Hat
Party hats aren't just glue and paper.
You can create a spiraling fringe for the top of your hat, and learn how to add a rim of ribbon and feathers, too. Get creative with stamps, glitter and tinsel to turn your hat into a true party accessory.







