Have That Guy (or some other person with a modicum of artistic ability) draw the three prong trident top right onto the pink foam. Unscrew the plastic tip from your broom handle and spray paint your handle gold.Ģ. Using fabric paint I made "waves" along the bottom front hem of the blue toga.ġ. Using the image as a pattern I cut black felt and hot glued it to the belt front.ĩ. I googled an image of a trident and printed it in the size i needed. Make your wristlets is the very same fashion as step six.Ĩ. Because this is elastic is will simply slide over the child so there is no need for a closure such as a clasp or zipper.ħ. This is going to be the length of your gold sequin belt.
Measure your costumee's waist (I'm just going to go with it as though "costumee" is a legit word). Stitch along your pin lines on either side. Pin sides together starting from the middle of the rib cage until 6 inches above the bottom hem.ĥ. Using the costumee (is that a thing? The person/child for whom the costume is for.) as a model drape the fabric with wrong sides out and over one shoulder. Slide your narrow sequin tube onto the fabric and up to the mid point.Ĥ. Fold your blue fabric in half twice, length wise. Take a small section (4 inches wide) of the sequin elastic and with right sides together stitch the cut ends together forming a narrow tube. Grey beard (because Walter is little this is able to double as a beard and a "wig") $3 from a local party supply storeīringing our total costume cost to just over $10Ģ. Kings crown - on loan from out dress up bin High density pink foam insulation - on hand (although to be honest I have no idea where this stuff came from or why on earth we have sheets of it in our basement.) One broom handle from the dollar store $1 I bought what was on sale (75% off) and my cost came out to $4 for both metersġ m of wide gold sequin elastic trim $4.75/m less my 50% membership discount worked out to less than $2.40
May I present POSEIDON - King of the Sea! So I have been stumbling through trying to make something for my sweet kids. Of course, I feel its totally obvious, that I would never buy their costumes ready made from a costume shop nor could I afford the stunning hand made costumes available on artisan websites. I have been working non stop to try and get done the outfits and costumes needed for my kids to compete at their best. For the age divisions relevant to my kids they will be competing in formal wear, beach wear and costume, along with photo entries. In less than two weeks both my children will competing in the All Canadian Grand Finals pageant.
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