The Wicked Witch Hat Company

10/19/2026

Thank you all so much!!
I have the best guests in the whole wide world!
I hope you enjoy your treasures as much as I enjoyed making them!!
Blessed Be!!!

10/18/2026

It’s been a busy day! Just a few peaked witch hats left!!

10/18/2026

Thank you so much to everyone that came out to see us today! It was a beautiful fall day at the Georgia Apple Festival and you all made it a day to remember!
Tomorrow will be the last day of the festival and we hope you come for a visit!
Blessed be to all!!

10/18/2026

The Grim Reaper….all he’s miss is his scythe …. Loved making this piece!

10/16/2026

Our last weekend of festivals and I’m going to be so sad this year when we close up shop.
So many of you have come to support me year after year and I cannot thank you enough for making me feel so loved!
I hope my creations make you happy and you wear them for years to come.
You can ALWAYS say hello here!
It’s going to be a beautiful weekend at the Georgia Apple Festival!
And I can’t wait to see you!

10/15/2026

In a previous life I enjoyed making costumes…this Mourning cape was one of my favs to do!!

10/14/2026

It was rainy and wet and windy and Saturday was a bust! But y’all showed out on Sunday and made our day!!
Thank you to everyone that braved the weather and paid us a visit in this final swan song for The Wicked Witch Hat Company!
I look forward to more visits from my wonderful guests this coming weekend!!
Blessed be to all!!

10/12/2026

Check this out!!

In the Halloween family favorite ‘Hocus Pocus,’ the Sanderson sisters (Bette Midler, Sara Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimi) stumble upon this house occupied by a guy (sitcom legend Garry Marshall) who happens to be dressed in a devil costume and they assume he’s their “boss.” Far from Salem, Massachusetts, this house is actually in Whittier, CA on 6536 Friends Avenue (It’s a private residence so please be respectful if you visit). As a heads up, I believe the fence and trellis have both since been removed, which is actually the opposite of what usually happens with movie locations over time. (visited in 2022)