A few years ago, my daughter was cast as “The Little Red Hen” in her 1st grade play at school. The music teacher asked me if I could provide some kind of “shirt/costume” for her to wear, stating that she only had a mask. This costume was incredibly easy and beginner friendly!
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Pokemon Go Party
My 7 year old has had quite an obsession with Pokemon lately. It was fun to start planning his Pokemon extravaganza! The following is what I settled on for what I thought was a pretty successful party.
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Lego Costume- Legs
I am going to start this tutorial by saying that I definitely wished I had made the legs differently. The biggest issue with the legs I made was my son’s mobility for trick or treating. I made legs that looked like Lego legs, without a thought…
Lego Costume Hands
Materials:
-Cardboard or Foam Board
-Duct Tape
-Painters Tape
-Brown Butcher Paper
-Paint
Nerf Zombie Party
My oldest has loved Nerf guns for a long time. He has quite the extensive collection. This was for his 10th birthday party that also coincided with a zombie craze. Since they were older boys, I did not have as many structured activities as I do with my younger son. The main…
Fondant Popcorn
Materials
-White Fondant
-Rolling Pin
-Pizza Cutter or Knife
-Yellow Food Coloring
-Brown Food Coloring
-Vodka or Lemon Juice
Lego Costume- Body
Materials:
-2 Small Tri-Fold Science Project Board (Dollar Tree)
-Masking/Painters Tape
-Xacton Knife
-Paint
Materials:
-Foam Camping Mat
-Razor Blade to cut foam
-Purple fleece (3-4 yards depending on size)
-Plastic bowl
-Silver spray paint
-Black fleece (2 yards)
-Purple wigs (I ended up needing 4, depends on what look you want)
Lego Costume Head
This costume has many parts so I will be breaking apart each part into separate posts. I am going to start with the head and then we will work down the body. This can be customized with any Lego figure head you want. Here is how to get the foundation of the Lego head into place so you can start to build your costume. I have some trial and errors…
