
For Britton's costume I followed a tutorial I found here. I got 2 yards of fleece for under $5 and used felt we had. For mine I winged it using a box Britton brought home from work and more of Kam's gray paint.


I made BAT's costume this year too. She was "Hello Kitty". I made her a Hello Kitty Shirt and she helped me make an awesome pink tutu. I had made a headband with ears and a bow, but Britton found her the hat at target and it was perfect for a chilly evening. She loves it! She had a lot of fun and we hung out over there for dinner/ passing out candy/ sitting around the fire/ trick or treating. It was really fun!
One of my goals this year was to have more seasonal wreaths. This one ended up being a work in progress. It is a form wrapped in gray yarn. Then I made some flowers out of tshirts/fabric scraps and added some plastic bats. It was Ok but needed more substance.



2 comments:
oh amazing are you :)
i should also add that because you are so amazing, it has rubbed off on me and i too made my own costume. go us!!
Thanks for the link to my goomba tutorial. Love how your costumes turned out! The thwomp idea is great - especially love the face. My six-year-old recognized the thwomp immediately and got really excited about it. Take care!
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