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7 children home Halloween Costume Ideas
When it comes to Halloween costumes ever decided to do ours, because we felt it was silly to spend $ 35 or more for a costume that our son will be used only once. Over the years, my sister and I made many costumes for our children and I thought I would share with you some simple ideas.
If you are concerned about security, I recommend buying a few sheets of reflective material and a local fabric craft shop, and sew or glue them in the costume of your child. This measure Security allows motorists to see at night because they are across the street. I always recommend that a responsible adult to accompany children Trick or Treat night.
Here are the Halloween costumes ideas for us occurred over the years.
Lady Bug – You will need: red leotard, red stockings, 4 sheets of black felt and fabric glue. Cut into circles and ovals of felt and glue on the body to look like red spots ladybug. To make the antenna, you can buy a black headband, 2 Round 3 "diameter Styrofoam balls, 2 pencils, black acrylic paint and glue gorilla. Foam Balls polystyrene and black pencils and let dry. pencils glue in the center of the polystyrene beads, let dry, then glue pencils up the banner.
Note: You can use the same concept over and make a bell, and replace the clothes with clothes of red and yellow striped style bees are black felt.
Employee Construction – You will need: flannel shirt, jeans, white shirt and a yellow hard plastic cap in a toy store for sale. You can borrow a tool belt or the man buys a painting apron pocket style in a local craft store for a few dollars. If you wish, visit your local store worth of discounts and buy a plastic tool set to stick on pockets tool belt.
Golfer – You need: pants khaki shirt and a plaid golfers CAP. You can buy golf clubs, balls of plastic at your local dollar discount store. We have our own bag Golf for emptying a whole tube of cardboard and painting with acrylics. Make a hole on each side of the tube and attach a cord to a carrying strap. You 3-4 install plastic golf clubs on the owner and his son carry on his shoulders.
Nurse – You will need: white skirt, a shirt, socks and shoes your child will probably already in your closet. To add to that, buying a size CAP child nurses in a store costume with a plastic kit in your discount store dollar. Accentuated the white shirt with a badge and a red felt Cross First Aid Security said that the hand and pinned to the shirt.
Mom – You will need: towels, white masks, white sneakers, white rolls First Aid bandages and many safety pins. We cut 24, 12 bandages "security in the long and covered around the legs, arms and abdomen of the whole. Thing Use fabric glue is added to white ski mask. If you make this costume for a young child, then I recommend use of nontoxic fabric glue instead of pins.
Black Spider – You will need: black jeans, black sweatshirt, two pairs of black tights girls, a black bag filled fiber thread. You need to cut off the pants and socks just use your legs. Stuff each leg firmly with fill and then sew closed the thread end. Do this for a total of four legs of a spider. You'll have to sew by hand (or machine sewing) stuffed legs on the sides of the shirt black 4-5 underarm sweat. If you wish, you can paint the child's face with black or lime paints green face.
Pencil – You will need: your color choice linen, orange selected according to a Halloween theme, with several sheets of felt black, fabric glue and paint on black fabric. Take a pencil colors of your child and use it as an example of how the design should reduce felt black. Place artwork on the clothing so it looks like a crayon. You can use black fabric paint to paint the names of persons responsible for pencils color on the front of the shirt. To fit with our topic, we have a sewing machine corresponding triangular orange felt hat, so that "our" little pencil had a pencil tip.
About the Author
Shelly Hill is a mother and grandmother living in South Central Pennsylvania. Shelly enjoys crafting and spending time with her family and loves the Fall holiday season. You can visit Shelly online at http://www.workathomebusinessoptions.com or at her recipe blog at http://wahmshelly.blogspot.com for free family-friendly recipes.
