Either way, if you're interested in making one, you can skip through the pictures, and read some newly added steps(below) and probably get a decent idea of how I did it, and base yours off of that. Other people might want it to function like it does in the show, as the light green part being a flap that has one large black button. I still have the option of adding a zipper on top, but don't have one at school (where I made it). The one I made in this step is fairly functionless.
I was originally planning to do a separate Instructable for the backpack, but decided it was pretty easy to make, and it would be hard for me to accommodate the different sizes of people, and the different functionalities.
Note: Seam Allowance The seam allowance is very forgiving throughout this project, and mine ranged anywhere from 1/4" - 1/2" Testing the printed pattern by assembling it and wrapping it around your head is always a good way to make sure it the final product will fit. It's a good idea to print the pattern at a reduced size. So if you find yourself having a particularly small head, or perhaps this will be made for a child. Note: Sizing Issues There have been a few users who have found the final product to be much too large. If you want to make her hat, simply make the ears longer. Note: Fionna Variation The only difference between Finn's hat and Fionna's hat is the length of the ears.
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