Looking for an affordable witch hat for your Halloween costume? Look no further than your local dollar store! With Halloween just around the corner, many people are on the hunt for the perfect accessories to complete their spooky look. While there are many stores that sell witch hats at various price points, dollar stores offer a wallet-friendly option that won't break the bank. Dollar stores are known for offering a range of affordable products, and Halloween costumes and decorations are no exception. You can find a wide variety of witch hats at these stores, all for just a dollar or a few dollars at most. These hats are often made of lightweight materials such as felt or polyester, but they still look great and do the job of completing your witch costume. With a little bit of creativity and some DIY skills, you can easily transform a cheap dollar store witch hat into a more unique and customized accessory.
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-Newish means that at least half of the original bags are sealed, the ones that have been opened have been inventoried to ensure the set is complete. You ll need to spend AU 165 US 100 on LEGO s online store and if you spend those hard earned pennies between October 14th and 16th, you ll get the Double VIP Points deal as well.
With a little bit of creativity and some DIY skills, you can easily transform a cheap dollar store witch hat into a more unique and customized accessory. You can add embellishments like feathers, ribbons, or even glitter to make it stand out from the rest. You can also paint or spray paint the hat to give it a different color or texture.
Here’s the next GWP – 40562 Mystic Witch
Not long ago LEGO sent me a copy of the October gift with purchase set – 40562 Mystic Witch, and it’s a beauty! It’ll be around from October 14 to 31st, perfect for all your Halloween goodness.
You’ll need to spend AU $165 / US $100 on LEGO’s online store and if you spend those hard earned pennies between October 14th and 16th, you’ll get the Double VIP Points deal as well.
When I got it in the mail I thought it was a regular set, as it’s a Creator 3-in-1, but it’s definitely a GWP. Weighing in at 257 pieces, it’s a good deal! There’s the eponymous Mystic Witch, plus a cat or a dragon as alternative builds, and it’s chock full of purple elements.
Cat
It’s an odd looking cat (being purple), and the legs and head don’t have a great deal of poseability, however there’s enough to tilt the head forward and angle the legs out a little. the hat carries across all three builds. Being an alternate build, it doesn’t have to be as spot on, but it’s a fun one either way.
Dragon
This one is a beauty. It’s goofy looking, and the green belly is a real eye catcher. Like the other builds there’s not a great deal of detail at the back, but the wings and tiny arms are hilarious. It makes use of the curved plates used in the witch’s arms as a tail to good effect.
Witch
The front of the witch is excellent, and the almost tattered dress is wonderful. What’s weird about this one is the hands. They’re way too small. There’s ball joints in the wrists and shoulders, a turntable in the waist and a click hinge in the neck so there’s some limited poseability. It’s a shame the green skin doesn’t translate to the back and sides of the head, but the rest is pretty good. That broom is superb – the only thing I’d suggest is change the colour of the bush to a brown or dark tan, but it’s a great build. The back is exposed undersides of plates which is a shame. It’s also a pity that the pumpkin has little slivers of white showing through.
For a free gift with purchase, it’s well worth getting, regardless of the nitpicking. I’d jump on this one.
A special thank you to LEGO for sending me a copy to review. All thoughts on this set are my own and are not influenced in any way, shape or form. The provision of sets for review does not guarantee a favourable review.
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It’s an odd looking cat (being purple), and the legs and head don’t have a great deal of poseability, however there’s enough to tilt the head forward and angle the legs out a little. the hat carries across all three builds. Being an alternate build, it doesn’t have to be as spot on, but it’s a fun one either way.
While dollar store witch hats may not be as high quality or durable as those found at specialty Halloween stores, they are a great option for those on a tight budget or for those who only plan to wear the hat for a single occasion. After all, why spend a fortune on a hat that you may only wear once a year? So, save your money and head to your local dollar store for a wallet-friendly witch hat that will complete your Halloween look without draining your bank account. With a little bit of creativity and some DIY skills, you can easily transform a cheap dollar store witch hat into a one-of-a-kind accessory that will make you stand out from the crowd..
Reviews for "Dressing up has never been easier: Find an affordable witch hat at the dollar store"
1. Stephanie - 2 stars
I picked up the wallet-friendly witch hat from the dollar store, hoping to save some money this Halloween. Unfortunately, the hat was poorly made and looked extremely cheap. The fabric was flimsy and seemed like it would rip with the slightest touch. The hat did not hold its shape and kept drooping down on my head. Overall, I was not impressed with this product and ended up having to invest in a better-made witch hat.
2. John - 1 star
I bought the wallet-friendly witch hat from a dollar store and it turned out to be a complete disappointment. The hat had a strange chemical smell, which was quite off-putting. Not only that, but it was also incredibly small and barely fit on my head. The elastic band that was supposed to keep it in place was loose and kept slipping off. It was a total waste of money, and I would not recommend this hat to anyone.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I was excited to find a cheap witch hat at the dollar store, but it quickly became apparent why it was so inexpensive. The hat was extremely flimsy and lacked any structure. I could barely keep it on my head without it slipping off every few minutes. The material was so thin that it didn't provide any warmth during the chilly Halloween night. While it may have been wallet-friendly, the quality was just not there.