This invention relates to a can carton having a pattern printed thereon for constructing a hat therefrom, to a method of constructing a hat using a can carton, and to a hat constructed from a can carton. In particular, it relates to 12, 18, and 24 can cartons from which hats can be made using patterns marked on the inside of the carton.
At parties and bars where beer and/or soft drinks are imbibed, it is desirable to have unique and attention-grabbing hats, tee shirts, and other items to help “break the ice,” facilitate conversation, and help people to get acquainted. While the host can provide such items, they are usually mass-produced so that everyone has an identical item. As such, they are only marginally effective at promoting social interactions.