How to make a mini hat with a soup plate, an easy upcycle proyect

Check out how to make a mini hat with a soup plate. I like parties and costumes, but I don’t like to spend much, so I always try to look for materials to recycle in my projects. #ChickFilAMoms

This time as part of the Chick-fil-A mom panel we were given a challenge: Upcycle or transform a bowl of soup from this restaurant.

The first thing we did was go for some chicken noodles soups and of course, we couldn’t miss the Chick-fil-A Spicy Deluxe Chicken Sandwich which is one of my favorites.

While dining with my family we were brainstorming to transform the soup plate.

In the end, we decided to make my daughter’s idea: a mini hat. In a few days she would have a crazy hat day at school, she says she can use it there or it can also work as a prop to take pictures at parties.

So let’s get to work, I hope you like the idea, here you can see other crafts.

How to Make a Mini Hat with a soup plate

Materials
A deep plate of Chick fil soup clean and dry
A headband
Slats, necklaces, tulle
Hot glue or silicone gun

First of all, we will look in our house for material that we can use. We found old necklaces, tulle, organza, some lace, bows, etc. You can use anything you have available.

Then select the theme or colors that match, in this case, I used black and white, according to the material you have found.

First, I cut the lashes around the plate and lid.

I made a small cut at the base of the plate. Folded the tulle in half and passed through the hole leaving the tips of the tulle inside the plate, glued with hot glue.

I used a black ribbon to make the hat wing; I did a few stitches to make the task easier, but if you prefer you can do it directly by sticking the ribbon around the plate.

To decorate, I cut a necklace of plastic pearls and pasted it over the ribbon, around the hat.

With the ribbon left over my hat wing, I made a bow and placed it at the base of the tulle, also add some pearls, and ready!

Now you have two options: stick the hat to the headband or you can do what I did: take the lid of the plate, have two separate and small holes just so that it reaches to pass the headband around.