The original pattern for this hat was made back when Adventure Time was a short featured on Nickelodeon, and then after it failed to do anything on that network, it made it's way to the internet. This hat is much more like the original "pilot" hat, where it's less of a tube with a face hole. This one has straps that you can tie underneath your chin.
The design for this hat came from my good friend Nate Little. However, he has been caught up in graduate school, and has had seemingly no time to write an Instructable. After months of kindly hinting and nudging him to write one about his hat design, and him never doing so, I simply asked if I could. Obviously, he said yes, and even helped me out. He even let me use his camera while I'm away at college. If you have the time, or like supporting your resident Mad Artisan, check out these links.
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Signing UpStep 1The Pattern + Materials
The pattern is attached in PDFs below. When printing them, be sure to not "shrink to fit" or anything like that. The images are sized to 8.5 x11, and need to print in that size or else your pattern will be too small.
Some assembly is required with the pattern. The "Main Flap" piece is divided up into 5 or 6 different pieces and they need to be taped together, but I've made it so there are letters to help you align the pieces.
Once you get the pattern assembled, and ready to go you're going to need to gather some materials.
- 1 Yard of Fleece (White or off-White)
- Appropriate colored thread
- Scissors
- Pins
- Sewing machine (optional)
- Sewing needle (for the ears, or the whole thing)
- Fabric scissors
The only difference between Finn's hat and Fionna's hat is the length of the ears. If you want to make her hat, simply make the ears longer. I didn't include this in the pattern.
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For cutting the 14'' circles out, you'll have to make them into semi circles (since the fabric won't be wide enough), but you need to do that later in a later step anyway.
Hope that helps!
Het how would you make the backpack?