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Today, drawing123.com will guide you how to easily draw a witch hat with simple steps.
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Step 1: Draw the Skull
Start by drawing a small skull shape near the bottom center of your page. This will be the emblem on the hat band. Draw two large ovals for the eyes and a small, upside-down heart or rounded shape for the jawline.
Step 2: Draw the Pointy Cone
From the top of the skull, draw the main cone structure of the hat. This cone should curve sharply to the left near the top and curl back down, ending in a swirl or hook shape.
Step 3: Draw the Hat Band
Draw a rounded, collar-like band around the base of the cone, directly above and partially surrounding the skull. The top of this band is an inverted “V” or slightly curved line, and the bottom is a gentle curve.
Step 4: Add Stripes to the Cone
Add horizontal curved lines across the cone, following its shape, to create stripes. These lines should be spaced relatively evenly, making the hat look whimsical and striped.
Step 5: Draw the Brim Outline
Draw the large, exaggerated brim of the hat. This brim is wide and wavy, giving it a dramatic, floppy appearance. Draw a large, organic, curvy outline, making sure it overlaps slightly with the band area.
Step 6: Finish the Brim Detail
Complete the brim by drawing a small, curved inner line on the left side. This line indicates the curve and dimension of the fabric as it dips.
Step 7: Add Stitches
On the right side of the brim, add a cross-stitch pattern to make the hat look patched or magically mended. Draw a few small “X” shapes connected vertically.
Step 8: Draw the Vine Embellishment
Draw a small vine or leafy branch emerging from under the hat band, resting on the brim near the stitches. The vine should have several small ovals or teardrop shapes for leaves.
Step 9: Color the Witch Hat
Finally, add color to your drawing! Color the main brim and every other stripe on the cone a deep purple. Color the remaining stripes on the cone a bright yellow or orange. The skull should be white or light gray with black eye sockets. Color the vine’s leaves green.
Step 1: Draw the Hat’s Cone Shape
Begin by drawing the basic outline of the hat’s top portion. It should resemble an elongated cone that slightly tilts and has a pointed tip. The lines are mostly straight, creating a somewhat rigid, traditional witch hat shape.
Step 2: Add the Hat Band
Draw two parallel, curved lines near the bottom of the cone to form the hat’s band. These lines should follow the curve of the cone’s base.
Step 3: Draw the Buckle
In the center of the band, draw a rectangular buckle. Include a small bar inside the rectangle and a tiny prong extending from it, typical of a belt buckle.
Step 4: Draw the Brim
Draw a large, wide oval shape around the base of the hat, beneath the band, to create the brim. Make sure the brim is slightly wavy or uneven, giving it a bit of character. Add a small notch or tear on the right side of the brim for a worn look.
Step 5: Add Details and Patches
Now, add some details to make the hat look more interesting. Draw a few short, straight lines near the tip of the hat, and then draw a curved, irregular shape on the side of the cone, filling it with small stitch marks (like dashed lines or tiny “x”s) to represent a patch.
Step 6: Color the Witch Hat
Finally, color your witch hat! Color the main hat (cone and brim) a dark purple, the hat band black, the buckle a bright yellow or gold, and the patch on the side of the hat a light green.
Step 1: Draw the Buckle
Start by drawing a small, thick rectangle with a second, smaller rectangle inside it. This is the main part of the belt buckle.
Step 2: Draw the Band
On either side of the buckle, draw two curved, horizontal strap pieces to form the hat band.
Step 3: Draw the Cone
Draw the tall, perfect cone shape of the hat directly above the band. The lines should be straight, meeting at a single point at the top.
Step 4: Draw the Brim
Draw a large, neat oval around the bottom of the band to form a perfectly symmetrical brim.
Step 5: Add Swirling Patterns
Add large, curved, swirling lines across the cone and the brim. These lines will create sections that will be colored differently for a spooky effect.
Step 6: Add Spiderwebs
Overlay the swirling patterns with spiderweb designs. Draw radial lines (like spokes on a wheel) and then connect them with small, curved lines to create the web effect, adding webs to the brim and the cone.
Step 7: Add Stars
Draw several five-pointed stars and/or small, star-like flower shapes within the open sections of the hat design.
Step 8: Color the Patterned Hat
Color your final design! Color the hat band black and the buckle bright yellow. Alternate coloring the sections of the cone and brim purple and green to make the swirling patterns stand out. Color the small stars yellow.
Step 1: Draw the Cone Shape
Begin by drawing a tall, rounded, pointed cone shape. Unlike a traditional triangle, the sides of this cone should curve slightly outward before meeting at the top.
Step 2: Draw the Brim
Draw a flat, large oval at the base of the cone to form the hat’s brim. This oval should appear flat to indicate that the brim is viewed from the front.
Step 3: Draw the Hat Band Lines
Add the guidelines for the hat band. Draw two sets of short, straight, horizontal lines on the cone, spaced vertically, to mark where the band will go. These lines visually section off the lower part of the cone.
Step 4: Draw the Buckle
In the center of the band area, draw a large, rounded square or rectangle for the main body of the buckle. Inside this shape, draw a smaller, similar shape to create the open middle section of the buckle.
Step 5: Add the Star Pattern
Decorate the main body of the hat (the cone) with several five-pointed stars. Draw them in various sizes and positions across the surface, ensuring they fit within the hat’s outline.
Step 6: Color the Starry Witch Hat
Color the hat to complete the design! Color the cone and the brim a dark color like black or dark gray, the stars yellow, the hat band a contrasting color, such as purple, and the buckle yellow (or gold) with the inner rectangle matching the band color (purple).
Step 1: Draw the Hat’s Main Body and Tip
Start by drawing the tall, curved cone shape of the hat. The body should be wide at the bottom and taper up. The tip of the hat should bend sharply to the right and extend out in a floppy, curved point.
Step 2: Define the Hat Band Area
Draw the bottom edges of the hat band. Add a curved line on the left and a curved line on the right, connecting them to the cone’s bottom edges. This creates the section where the buckle and brim will attach.
Step 3: Draw the Buckle
Draw a large, rectangular shape in the center of the band area. This is the outer frame of the buckle. Inside the frame, draw a smaller rectangle and a single horizontal line across the center to represent the buckle’s tongue (prong).
Step 4: Draw the Brim
Draw a wide, flat oval shape beneath the hat band and main body. This forms the brim of the hat.
Step 5: Add Stripes
Draw curved, horizontal lines across the entire cone and bent tip of the hat. These lines follow the shape of the hat to create segments for the striped pattern.
Step 6: Draw the Spiderweb
Draw a spiderweb hanging from the curved tip of the hat. This requires a few radial lines extending from the tip and then short, curved lines connecting the radial lines to form the web’s sticky threads. Draw a single, vertical line hanging down from the web—this is the spider’s thread.
Step 7: Draw the Spider’s Body
At the bottom of the spider’s thread, draw a large, simple circle or oval to form the spider’s body.
Step 8: Draw the Spider’s Legs and Eyes
Add the spider’s eight legs. Draw three short, curved lines extending from each side of the spider’s body.
Step 9: Add the Spider’s Face
Give the spider a cute cartoon face: Draw two small eyes, a happy, wide smile and a tongue inside the mouth.
Step 10: Color the Striped Witch Hat
Color the hat! Alternate the stripes with purple and green. Color the hat band dark gray or black. Color the brim purple. Color the buckle yellow or gold. Color the spider’s body pink or red.
Step 1: Draw the Buckle
Start by drawing a small rectangle near the center of your page. Then, draw a slightly larger rectangle around it to create the outer frame of the hat buckle.
Step 2: Draw the Hat Cone
Draw the outline of the hat’s cone above the buckle. This cone should have a jagged, angular outline, giving it a rough, magical look, and the tip should be bent over to the left.
Step 3: Draw the Hat Band
Add the strap for the hat band. Draw two curved lines extending horizontally from both sides of the buckle, connecting them to the bottom of the hat cone.
Step 4: Draw the Brim
Draw the wide, triangular brim extending out from the bottom of the hat band. The brim should be a very wide, flat oval or triangle shape viewed from the front.
Step 5: Draw the Jack-O’-Lantern Face
Below the hat brim, draw the spooky, carved face of the pumpkin. Draw two sharp, triangular eye shapes and a small triangle for the nose. Draw a wide, jagged mouth with sharp corners for a wicked grin.
Step 6: Draw the Pumpkin Shape
Draw the large, rounded outline of the pumpkin itself. It should sit directly beneath the hat brim, enclosing the carved face. Add a few vertical, curved lines to suggest the segments of the pumpkin.
Step 7: Color the Jack-O’-Lantern
Color the completed drawing! Color the hat cone and brim purple, the hat band black or dark gray, and the buckle yellow with the inner square matching the band color (black). Color the pumpkin bright orange and color the carved eyes, nose, and mouth black to complete the jack-o’-lantern.
Hopefully, this drawing tutorial on Witch Hat will help you easily create a cool drawing.
