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    #63151 12/05/09 11:48 AM
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    With the holiday season upon us, little'un is asked to create a paper hat for the school's Christmas Party. Anybody have any great ideas or links to help?
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    Umm...origami, maybe? On a few origami websites, I remember occasionally seeing hat patterns. Of course, you'd have to use decent-sized paper to get a wearable hat!

    Sorry not to be more help! Hope he comes up with something fun!

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    http://kiddley.com/2006/12/13/paper-santa-lucia-crowns-and-hats/

    These are easy paper versions of what Swedish kids wear to celebrate St. Lucia day (on Dec. 13th).

    Good luck. Unfortunately, with my lack of creative juices and my DS's lack of artistic ability, we'd opt for a paper sack covered in stickers. smile


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