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    Home » Crafts » Holiday Crafts » How to Train Your Dragon Easy Baseball Hats with Free Printable Patterns

    How to Train Your Dragon Easy Baseball Hats with Free Printable Patterns

    Published: Apr 28, 2015 · Modified: Apr 13, 2021 by Bren

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy dragon costume hat tutorial shows you how to turn premade baseball caps into How to Train Your Dragon characters that will thrill and delight any dragon fan.

    Disclosure: Netflix provided me with a streaming device and service in return for writing about their service. The opinions and free printables in this post are my own. This post uses affiliate links. Read more in Policies & Disclosures.

    This easy dragon costume hat DIY makes How to Train Your Dragon characters from caps & felt.They will delight any Toothless, Hookfang or Stormyfly fan.

    Viking Love

    I’ll admit it; I have a soft spot in my heart for Vikings.

    My hometown was founded by Scandinavian immigrants and still boasts a wonderful Norwegian American History Museum and Norwegian heritage festival each summer. While I can only claim a tiny pinch of Scandinavian heritage, growing up around the culture taught me to appreciate all things Nordic!

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    How to Train Your Dragon

    The How to Train Your Dragon movies are based on a children’s book series by Cressida Cowell and are set on the mythical Viking island of Berk.

    Berk is inhabited by Vikings, sheep, and DRAGONS! Both movies are full of adventure and offer families a chance to talk about conflict resolution, war, and peace.

    We were thrilled when we heard that Hiccup and Toothless were coming back in an all-new action packed Netflix kids original series, DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge. The series features all your favorite How to Train Your Dragon characters on a quest to explore strange new worlds, seek out never-before-seen dragons and end the war between Vikings and dragons once and for all.

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    Easy Dragon Costume Hat Tutorial

    I decided that a dragon craft would be the perfect way to celebrate the new DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge series. The kiddos and I brainstormed and decided that baseball hats look great when decorated as dragons.

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    This easy How to Train Your Dragon craft uses felt, premade baseball hats, and glue (either permanent fabric glue or hot glue). It is a simple craft that only takes a few minutes: simply cut, glue, and enjoy! I hope you try making a Night Fury, Deadly Nadder, or Monstrous Nightmare of your own!

    How to Train Your Dragon Hat Supplies

    • 1 premade baseball hat per dragon (I bought mine at Michaels for $2.99)
    • Craft felt
    • Hot glue or permanent fabric glue
    • Free PDF printable pattern for a Night Fury, Deadly Nadder, or Monstrous Nightmare.
    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    How to Train Your Dragon Hat Directions

    1. Print the free printable pattern of the dragon you want to make (click on the dragon name to download the free PDF pattern).
    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help! Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help! Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!
    Toothless
    Night Fury Pattern
    Stormfly 
    Deadly Nadder Pattern
    Hookfang 
    Monstrous Nightmare Pattern
    1. Trace each piece on felt and cut them out.
    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    3. Follow directions below to assemble each dragon hat.

     

    Night Fury Hat Directions

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

     Deadly Nadder Hat Directions

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

     Monstrous Nightmare Hat Directions

    Toothless, Hookfang and Stormyfly hats are ready to fly in for your next family movie night, How to Train Your Dragon party or afternoon craft. This easy craft uses baseball caps and felt to make adorable dragon hats that will thrill and delight any How to Train Your Dragon fan. The hats are fun to make and easy enough for kids to help!

    Easy No Sew Dragon Wings

    Complete your dragon costume with a set of no-sew Dragon Wings!

    DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge - Easy no sew dragon wings will transform your favorite How to Train You Dragon fan into their high flying dragon of choice. #Netflix #StreamTeam

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    Comments

    1. Haddy

      October 13, 2016 at 7:50 pm

      These are adorable. My youngest son loves the gronckle and I have zero clue where to begin trying to DIY. any tips

      Reply
      • Bren

        October 14, 2016 at 11:37 am

        To make a Gronckle hat I would use a khaki, tan or olive green cap and take pieces from the other patterns: the teeth (make them white) from the Monstrous Nightmare, the nostril from the Deadly Nadder (make in black, tilt top edges in a bit), the eyes from the Deadly Nadder (make them yellow with black centers and white slits, center the black and white pieces on the yellow), place the eyes on a brown circle to make it look like eyelids, cut brown horns with a slight wing shape and place them where the Night Fury has tall horns. This should look like the Gronckle.

        Reply
    2. Jennifer

      October 13, 2016 at 5:39 pm

      Any suggestions on how to make a Barf and/or Belch hat? They’re the two headed dragon. My son wants it instead.

      Reply
      • Bren

        October 13, 2016 at 7:03 pm

        To make a Barf and/or Belch hat I would use a green cap and take pieces from the other patterns: the teeth (make them white) from the Monstrous Nightmare, the center horn (make it cream or red) and nostrils (make them black) from the Deadly Nadder, and the eyes (yellow with black pupils) and tallest horns (make them green) and smaller horns (make them red) from the Night Fury. This should looks like the twins!

        Reply
        • Jennifer

          October 13, 2016 at 7:13 pm

          Thank you! That’s a great help!

          Reply
    3. Sacha

      August 13, 2016 at 7:23 pm

      Your Hookfang hat saved me and my very anti-dress up son from Book Week battles – so grateful! Thank you!

      Reply
      • Bren

        August 13, 2016 at 9:03 pm

        Sacha, I have one of those too (an anti-dress up son)… I am so glad the hat helped with Book Week!

        Reply
    4. Mama Mia

      May 27, 2016 at 11:43 am

      Hi I love these! Did you color in scales for the nightfury hat on the felt and if so what did you use to do it so it stays on the felt thanks!

      Reply
      • Bren

        May 27, 2016 at 12:48 pm

        Thanks, Mama Mia! I bought the felt with the scale pattern at Michaels. I think it’s less than $0.50 a sheet. A plain black Sharpie might work too.

        Reply
    5. Kelly | Typically Simple

      May 09, 2015 at 8:59 pm

      These turned out super cute! I have yet to see this movie…but as my little guy gets older, I’m sure I will be watching it sometime soon! Thanks so much for sharing at the Creative Inspiration party, hope to see you again on Monday!

      Reply
      • Bren

        May 09, 2015 at 9:28 pm

        Thanks Kelly! I hope you little one loves the movies, they really are fun for kids. Thanks for the compliment on the hats!

        Reply
    6. Shelah

      May 06, 2015 at 8:54 am

      Your printable dragon hat decorations are brilliant. I bet the kids loved them!

      Reply
      • Bren

        May 06, 2015 at 10:58 am

        Thanks Shelah! The kids have been wearing the hats everywhere so it must be love… 🙂

        Reply

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