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Craft stores sell plastic or felt hats that are ready for crafting. Buy one in green if possible, but if you can only get them in white, try spray-painting the hat green before starting. Top hats or derby hats are great for this! You can also use a real hat for this method. Cut a 3 inches (76mm) by 2 inches (51mm) rectangle out of yellow construction paper or fabric. You should have a rectangular shape that looks like a window--a border with an empty space in the middle. This will be your buckle. Spread a layer of school glue or glue stick to the buckle. Sprinkle gold glitter on it, then let it dry. Be sure to shake off any excess glitter before using the buckle! Use the same kind of material you did for the buckle. The band should be about 2 inches (51mm) wide, and it should be long enough to wrap completely around the base of the hat's brim. Glue the buckle to the center of the band. It should look like the buckle is holding the band in place, just like a real buckle. If you are using fabric, you can sew them together instead. Use craft glue to attach the band to the base of the hat's brim. If you used fabric and your hat is made of cloth, you can sew them together. If your hat is made of plastic, be sure your glue is plastic-safe.
Buy a ready-made craft hat. Cut out a rectangle window out of yellow paper or fabric. Add glitter to the rectangle. Cut a 2 inches (51mm) black band. Glue the buckle to the band. Glue the band to the hat.