Pirate Costume Idea
Jax from Portland, OR
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RE: Pirate Costume Idea
Thanks guys you've all been a great help. I'm sure my costume will be a massive hit and go down in history! You're all great!
Post By pirate lover (Guest Post)
Awesome successful group project
These are really great ideas our class is doing Romeo and Juliet scenes in class and our groups is doing the scene where Tybalt and Mercutio are doing the fight scene....we are doing ours in different ERAS so we chose the PIRATE ERA haha thanks these really helped our grade:)
Post By Michael (Guest Post)
RE: Pirate Costume Idea
All the ideas above are great suggestions.
... any trousers r skirt
... ribbon or material for a belt
... same for the bandanna
...white shirt or striped top
... big belt of waistcoat
...any kind of boots
...lots of jewelery and big earing/s
AND UR FINISHED! you look gr8!! :)
Post By jellybeans (Guest Post)
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Im going has a pirate too this year and I used things around my house. Then whatever I was missing I tried to borrow form someone else or buy at a cheap store. Now I'm all ready for Halloween. Trick or Treat!
Post By Tabatha Jones (Guest Post)
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If you can't think of how you should look then go online and look up pirate costumes. Take ideas from them and write them down. Then go around looking for the items you liked. But don't spend a fortune on this because it's only for halloween! :-)
Post By Joan (Guest Post)
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Another good prop is a telescope -- paint a cardboard tube from a roll of paper towel, or carry a child's kaleidoscope.
Post By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post)
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I would add to the above suggestions:
Use ordinary rope as the belt to hold up your baggy pants
If you can't find buckle shoes, make your own buckles by covering a cardboard shape with aluminum foil
As a prop, a sword would also be good -- and again, you can make your own by cutting a shape from cardboard and covering with foil
Another good prop would be a "treasure chest" filled with costume jewelry and/or those foil-covered chocolates that look like gold coins
You can make a "treasure map" for a prop by dipping a piece of paper in tea, smearing it with ashes, etc, then carefully burning the edges (use a cigarette lighter or the burners on your stove)
One year my son went trick-or-treating as a pirate, and I safety-pinned a colorful parrot-shaped stuffed animal to his shoulder -- it was a huge hit!
Post By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post)
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Check for costume sales after Halloween. You might find something to add to your costume on the cheap.
Have fun.
Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post)
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If you don't have the clothing items at home that some of the previous posts suggested , check your local thrift store, Salvation Army,Good Will......that way you won't be spending a lot of money and will still have an awesome costume!
Charli
Post by charli820
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You can also pin up a black felt wide-brimmed hat to make a tri-corn hat for the pirate. Really any big short, with a big belt (or rope) and an earring and dark pants with or without stockings - and shoes with a buckle (or boots) and maybe a period military jacket thrown on can make a pirate - Once I used an Avon bottle shaped like a gun of the time -but now you can find those things in the dollar store!
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