Mr. Hair Hat
(YouTube Link)
This video is in Japanese (?) so I can’t offer any information about it. But it’s clearly about a man who has cut and styled his hair to resemble a front-brimmed hat. Perhaps some Japanese-speaking Neatoramanaut could translate for us.
Via Boing Boing
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Sew a "Where the Wild Things Are" Hat!

Jessy Ratfink shows us how to make an adorable "Where the Wild Things Are" hat (With whiskers and pointy ears.). Make one for your child to wear for Halloween, or wear it for Halloween yourself, or better yet, wear it to the cinemas as you watch the upcoming Where the Wild Things Are movie. Let the wild rumpus start!
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The UFO Cap Umbrella

It’s a rain cap! No, It’s an umbrella! No, it’s both! The advantages of the UFO Cap Umbrella design is that it doesn’t have a handle, so you can fold it up and keep it in your purse or backpack. Since your head holds it up, both of your hands are free. The downside is the multitude of people who point and laugh at you. Link -via Everlasting Blort
Nacho Hat

Here’s living proof that SomethingWonderful can come out of SomethingAwful Forums – behold the Nacho Hat!
Cota Froise of SA Forums has the step-by-step guide on how to make your very own Nacho Hat: Link – via bookofjoe
Shark Attack Hat
Look what’s eating this kid! Craftster member 3RaysOfSunshine knitted this awesome hat for his/her son, who wanted a “mean shark”. Link -via Everlasting Blort
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Jughead's Hat
What do they call that weird cap with the ragged spikes and various decorations attached? You’ve seen it in old movies, TV shows, and advertisements. It’s been called by many names: a fedora beanie, jagged beanies, Whoopee cap, palookaville caps, devils caps, clubhouse hats, and Kingpins. I’m Learning to Share takes a look at how the style developed in the early part of the 20th century. Link -via Metafilter
Yo Gabba Gabba! Beanie Hat
If you have small children hooked on the TV show Yo Gabba Gabba! you’ll recognize this crocheted beanie hat right away. I don’t know why Yo Gabba Gabba! is so popular with kids – the show is non-sensical, but with a very catchy tune.
It’s the Plex robot beanie hat, by Etsy seller UrbanPrincess: Link – via Yokiddo
Sexy Turkey Hat

If you start knitting this now, you too can have your very own "Sexy Turkey Hat" for Thanksgiving 2009.
Etsy seller Angela Catirina, who is a force to be reckoned with in the world of crafts, is selling the pattern to this unbelievably awesome headwear (I dare you to find something more awesome, folks): Link | More about Angela at ExtremeCraft












