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Easy Smurf Costume with Pattern

Easy Smurf Costume with Pattern
It will take you longer to paint yourself blue than it will to make this easy Smurf costume! In ten minutes or less, you can make this super simple Smurf hat (known historically as a Phrygian cap) from the pattern included. All you need is some white fleece (or red if you're dressing as Papa Smurf!) and basic sewing skills (ok, I won't tell if you use staples instead), and you're ready to go!
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
I used 1/2 yard of white polar fleece for this hat. I ended up stuffing the tip of it with polyester fiber fill. Traditionally, these types of hats were often used to store and carry supplies. Sort of like head pockets! What do you think Smurfs kept in there?

Download and print out the attached pdf pattern, gather your scissors and thread (ok, I used a sewing machine for this), and let's get started.
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17 comments
Oct 27, 2011. 2:41 PMcircuitmage says:
I don't remember Easy Smurfette....OH...the costume is easy...I get it now. j/k

Smurfy.

Oct 25, 2011. 9:42 AMmustafa.alawe says:
I LOVE Smurfette
Oct 24, 2011. 11:20 AMaskjerry says:
1) Excellent costume, and the Instructable was well done too.

2) She's a Smurfin' hottie. :-)

...couldn't resist. (grin)
Oct 25, 2011. 5:01 AMpatalexgrayson says:
ur a pervert. shes probably 18, ur like 85
Oct 22, 2011. 2:13 AMflsmw says:
This looks great, although I have one question:
It looks like you used 2 pieces of piece A. Where does piece B figure into these steps? On your pattern, piece B does not have a coned top.

Also, did you finish the bottom edge?--Thanks
Oct 23, 2011. 4:08 AMflsmw says:
Oh, thanks. I guess that makes sense now that you pointed it out.
The pattern was split into 2 sections because it's larger than a piece of paper. Thank you so much.
I am making this for a friend and if the rest of her costume comes together, I will try to post a picture.
Oct 23, 2011. 9:06 AMlalunette says:
As a child I read all of the original French "Schtroumpf" kid books and I laugh every time I see the English adaptation of the name... it sounds so... squishy !!

Regardless of that, nice costume... and I love the blue skin !!!
Oct 23, 2011. 7:07 AMcaralibro says:
I LOVE BLUE
Oct 21, 2011. 2:44 AMcaarntedd says:
scoochma-bloo.
Oct 22, 2011. 5:41 PMFoxyPenguin94 says:
+1
Oct 20, 2011. 9:29 PMlmnopeas says:
Super Sexy Smurfette!
Oct 19, 2011. 4:57 PMThe PharMA says:
LOVE it! :)
Oct 19, 2011. 1:20 PMkelson.philo says:
Terrific instructable!
Oct 19, 2011. 11:21 AMPenolopy Bulnick says:
That looks cozy :)

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