Pirate Hats for Photo Op

I am planning a pirate theme for this year's annual Margaritaville Office Party.  I know that  clients and the architects who work with us won't wear costumes, as they will be coming straight from work.  I was going to just make fun foam eye patches.  Then I saw this clipart and wondered if I could make a "one stick" photo op piece.  I am going to make bunches of these.  I am also going to buy the Fuji Fun Camera so that I can post pictures immediately on a wanted poster.  So...how did I do this.  I made the hat in three pieces. They are below.  All you have to do is print them out 11" x 8.5" (landscaped).  Use the printouts as patterns on black and red fun foam.  Glue the three pieces together with tacky glue.   (Keep looking after the pattern for another hat idea).

Do you want to make one you can wear without a stick?

Go here to see pictures of hats at the party

I folded a large piece of black fun foam in half the long (or hot dog) way.  I measured how big across my huge head is. This is my daughter in the photo, not me.  I cut a half circle ON THE FOLD.  Leaving the foam still folded in half, I left 2" on each side and cut up gradually to the top of the hat and back down the other side.  I just stapled these two inch side pieces.  You could sew them.  Or you could punch holes and put gold brads in them.  I took the pattern from the hat above, and with a sharp pencil, outlined the skull and bones by punching holes in the foam underneath the pattern.  Then I took white liquid eraser (paint doesn't work) and filled in the pattern.  When it was dry, I put the skull features on with a black sharpie.  Believe it or not, the hat stretches over your head.  I made this for $1.