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how to paint a witches hat

By Brooke Riley 4 Comments

13 Sep
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No Halloween decor is complete without a fun and whimsy witches hat in the mix, am I right?? I love cute, not scary, Halloween decor…and this diy witches hat that I painted sure fits the bill!

I am going to walk you through the process the best I can! The pictures explain a lot too!

Supplies Needed:

Any surface to paint on. I used a wooden planked surface that I have had for a long time!

Paint colors of your choice! I used the following colors (all acrylic Apple Barrel):
– Jet Black
– Snow White
– Harvest Orange
– Limeade
– Fruit Punch
– Royal Violet

piece of planked wood

I wish I remembered where I got this surface, but I don’t. I see them all the time, so any craft store or even Walmart or Target will have them.

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First, take your limeade and brush it all over your surface.

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While the paint was still wet, I added a little bit of white to my paintbrush and made polka dots on the green. I simply wanted to see a lighter shade of green, but I wanted it to be very subtle! Turned out PERFECT!

 

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Once the green paint had dried, I took my black and gently drew the outline of a witches hat on my surface.  I made sure to make it fun and whimsy!

witches hat painting

I filled in the hat with black paint, and I put it on extra thick. Once it had somewhat dried, but not completely, I added in some purple streaks!

Once the black was dry (mostly), I added the “belt” of the hat…with white paint. I put it on thick!

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The next step is to add black polka dots really thick onto the white! I just hand drew them, and they look fun and whimsical, which as you know, is my favorite style.

The next step is to add stripes! I simply hand drew them on and made sure they didn’t look “perfect”…bc I didn’t want that. I did orange, then black. You can see by looking at the picture above how I did them!

I felt like the stripes and the hat still needed a little something, so I added some highlights to the hat with white and some PINK to the black stripes! Then…last but not least, I decided my hat needed a SPIDER’S WEB! I absolutely adore the end result of this painting!!!

Oh yeah!!! I forgot to mention that at the end of the painting, while some of the highlights were still wet, I added iridescent glitter! 

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Be sure to pin for later!

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Last Updated on September 13, 2022

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Comments

  1. Sam Cesario says

    September 13, 2022 at 2:20 pm

    Love it! The colors are so vibrant and colorful. Great job!

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  2. Doris Bryant says

    October 13, 2022 at 6:43 am

    I love all of your ideas. These are the cutest projects. The Halloween tree , boo sign and witches hat were my favorites although I loved them all.

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  3. Bev Nelson says

    August 8, 2024 at 6:24 pm

    I love the colors you chose! Turned out great!

    Reply
    • Brooke Riley says

      August 9, 2024 at 10:00 pm

      Thank you so much!

      Reply

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