Introduction: Last Minute Costume - Snow White
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It is the week before Halloween and you need a costume....what to do?
This is a cute, play on words costume that will not take you long at all. You might have all the items already at home.
This is a cute, play on words costume that will not take you long at all. You might have all the items already at home.
Supplies
- White T- shirt
- *Blue Fabric Marker
- *Black Fabric Marker
- No Sew Glue
- Silver Séquences
* Please Note - If you do not have the Fabric Markers you could try Sharpies or Regular Markers however they might come off in the wash so just wash the T-Shirt separately.
- *Blue Fabric Marker
- *Black Fabric Marker
- No Sew Glue
- Silver Séquences
* Please Note - If you do not have the Fabric Markers you could try Sharpies or Regular Markers however they might come off in the wash so just wash the T-Shirt separately.
Step 1: Let It Snow!
1. Before you begin place an old cutting board or a piece of cardboard between your T-Shirt. This will prevent the marker from leaking through to the other side.
2. Using the fabric glue place small dots on the upper right shoulder of the T- Shirt.
3. Place silver sequences on-top of the glue dots.
4. Using a popsicle stick or a ruler, draw a light line with a pencil onto the T- Shirt.
5. Using the Blue Fabric Marker, write the word “ Snow”.
2. Using the fabric glue place small dots on the upper right shoulder of the T- Shirt.
3. Place silver sequences on-top of the glue dots.
4. Using a popsicle stick or a ruler, draw a light line with a pencil onto the T- Shirt.
5. Using the Blue Fabric Marker, write the word “ Snow”.
Step 2: Add the Snowflakes.
1. With a thin tip Fabric Marker, draw lines onto the silver sequences to make the snow flakes.
2. You may add as many snow flakes as you wish.
2. You may add as many snow flakes as you wish.
Step 3: Now the White.
- Move the cardboard or old cutting board to cover the bottom of the shirt.
- Using a ruler or popsicle stick and a pencil draw a light line.
- Once you have drawn the line, lightly write the word “WHIITE”
- Now use the Black fabric marker.
- Using a ruler or popsicle stick and a pencil draw a light line.
- Once you have drawn the line, lightly write the word “WHIITE”
- Now use the Black fabric marker.
Step 4: Completed Costume
I made this costume large enough to wear over a coat or inside.
Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween