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Flower Garden CostumeI needed a fast and inexpensive Halloween costume and my daughter wanted to be a 'flower garden'. So off to the thrift store we went, where we bought a green adult size M sweatshirt, which I cut at the sleeves. And some green stretch pants. Then we loaded up on all the plastic vines, flowers, garlands, wreaths, etc we could find. I think I spent $10. I sewed the flowers onto the sweatshirt by hand. I am no seamstress, I just used a big yarn needle and yarn. To top it off we turned a flower wreath upside down and tied flowers all over the top. I then painted flowers on her cheeks! She was adorable and EVERYONE commented on what a great costume this was. It did probably take about 2 hours of stitching but I did it while watching t.v. and the end result was well worth the effort!
By Jennifer F. Feedback About This Post:RE: Flower Garden CostumeA creative and innovative flowerpot! She must have put a smile <:0) on all the ghosts and goblins faces and been a big hit in her neighborhood with this OOAK costume. Post By Enter your name. Pat F. (Guest Post) RE: Flower Garden Costume
CUTE and so crafty. I think that is the fun part when Post by meoowmom |
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