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Pokéfan costume: Snorlax

This fairly simple Snorlax costume is great for Halloween or any day you want to show your love of that big, sleepy Pokémon.

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Step 1Gather materials

You will need:
- a hooded sweatshirt with a kangaroo pocket (either in Snorlax green or a dyeable color/matierial)
- dark green dye (if your sweatshirt is not this color to begin with)
- tan fabric
- scissors
- needle and thread
- a sewing machine (optional, to expedite the 6th step)
- a CD
- something to mark on the sweatshirt

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22 comments

Oct 21, 2007. 4:04 PMPyrowuzzup says:

i like the simplicity. ver cute. but am i totally insane or is snorlax black?

Nov 25, 2009. 2:33 PMamberisdelighted says:

totally insane.
Snorlax is a handsome blue-green

Oct 21, 2007. 7:03 PM

chuCraft (author) says:

The dye did turn out a little too light, but Snorlax is sort of a greenish color.

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Oct 16, 2008. 9:38 PMSuperTails says:

Looks really nice but what you should be is pikachu.

Dec 25, 2008. 7:01 PMSuperTails says:

Electrify him and it would be the end for him.

Dec 24, 2008. 3:26 PMduck-lemon says:

yes but what would happen if Snorlax accidentally sat on Picachu, now that i would pay to see. =]

Oct 26, 2008. 9:34 PMwootsnorlax says:

yay, now i can express my love for snorlax :D thanks so much :)

Oct 14, 2008. 9:39 PMStoryAddict says:

My mom made a tummy cutout of white material some years ago that was sewn to a golden-yellowish sweatshirt as part of a "Simba" costume I wore for school, and I used the same cutout my freshman year in college four years ago that I had safety-pinned (from the inside) to a darker tannish-gold one to be Tenderheart of the Carebears. I wish I had known how to maker ears though - those are cool! Although, I did have this chincy golden bear mask I got from a dollar store that was relative the same color and there were already ears on it, so I just had like a fathead with my hood pulled up. Still, if I ever do it again, I know how to make it, now! Thanks! I would highly suggest the safety-pins though for anyone who doesn't want to keep the costume long - that way you can undo it and use the hoodie for normal wear (mine was actually a zip-up, so I had to cover that, but it was just as effective, really).