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DIY Fairy Costume

28 Monday Oct 2013

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DIY Fairy costume, diy fairy wings, DIY tulle tutu, fairy costume, Halloween for kids, homemade Halloween, no-sew tutu, Pinterest, tulle costume, vintage fairy costume

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Here are our finished Fairy costumes for Halloween.  The wing construction how-to is posted here.  Initially I was going to sew costumes out of tulle, like some of the vintage ballet costumes on our Pinterest board.  But after some experimenting I realized altering some of our existing dress-up clothes would work better.  These two dresses are old shirts.  I altered and added shorter straps to the green dress and made slits up the sides of the gold dress to allow a tulle skirt to fit underneath.  We used this tutorial from wikiHow to make a simple no-sew tulle skirt similar to this one:Tutu1
The skirts are super easy to make and only use a ribbon and strips of tulle.  I ended up making a second tutu to match the wings.  Both will end up in the dress-up clothes after Halloween.  I wrapped strips of tulle around a headband for Ada’s hair.  I wondered how sturdy the wings would be, but our double layer of pantyhose survived nicely through the first of our Halloween celebration this weekend.  Fairy2
We managed to finish the costumes with a whole week to spare, and Josie seems to have finally stopped changing her mind about what she wants to be for Halloween.  Fairy1
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DIY Tulle Jellyfish Costume

17 Wednesday Oct 2012

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child costume, DIY costume, DIY jellyfish costume, Halloween, handsewn costume, homemade Halloween, jellyfish costume, ocean theme, tulle, tulle costume

Our Halloween costumes seem to have taken on an ocean theme around here.  Josie Jellyfish was considerably faster to make than Ada’s Mermaid costume from yesterday’s post.  The tulle gives a sort of underwater-floaty feeling and Josie was having fun spinning around and watching it move.  This costume is easy to make into adult or larger kid sizes.  You could whip out a whole family’s worth of jellyfish in an hour or two!  To make your own super easy Jellyfish Costume you will need:

*A Variety of Tulle

*Tank Top to Match Tulle

*Matching Leggings

*Scissors

*Needle and Thread to Match Tulle

*Crocheted Hat (Optional)

1. Cut tulle into strips.  (Ours are about 1 1/2″ x 12″).

2. Stitch the tulle strips one after another around the neckline of tank top.  Use small stitches on the front and larger stitches inside shirt.

3. The tank can be layered over warmer clothes if you are going outside.  (I always hated how Northern weather ruined my Halloween creations when I was little).

That’s it!  Happy Halloween!

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