Showing posts with label halloween costume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween costume. Show all posts

Halloween Head Gear : Fairy Head Gear


Okay, this will be our last Head Gear project. TOday, my sister Mirasol will teach you how to make a very simple Fairy or Butterfly Antenna. To start, we need 2 old Christmas balls, copper wire, and a head band.

Cut a pair of the same size copper wire. 12 inches is good enough.

Tie the Christmas balls in the copper wire.

Then tie the other end at the head band.

Tadah! we're done! Thanks Mira for sharing this project to us.

Halloween Head Gear : Shrek Costume


Hey guys, today, we will be sharing another Head gear project. We're done with animal costume and creepy/spooky costume, now we will be making an Animated/ Cartoon Character costume. Shrek is one of Milzon's favorite animated character that's why we decided to make this very simple Ogre Shrek-like head gear. Have fun! To start with, we need two balloon holders, head band, and a drinking straw (the big one). Much preferably green colored balloon holders and straw.
Cut the straw into half.
Using a glue gun, attach the balloon holder in the straw.
Tadah! Use the glue gun to attach the straws onto the headband.

And there you have it! A Shrek like Head gear. Match it with green hooded shirt and brown vest to imitate the real Shrek hehe
In my next entry, it is my younger sister who will be sharing her projects to us. See yah!

Halloween Head Gear : Bloody Knife


If you enjoyed our first project, this one is more interesting. We will be making Halloween Bloody Knife Head Gear. To start with, we need used Aluminum foils, head band, card board, a small piece of illustration board, glue gun and a red paint.

From the card board, draw a knife. Make it big like a cleaver knife. The handle of the knife should not be so big since we will be tapping it with illustration board later on.
Cut the outline.

Draw an arc patterned to your head band.

Cut the arc and cover the knife with aluminum foil. The aluminum foil will make our project more realistic as it provides a glossy effects like a knife's blade. Now using an illustration board, draw a handle like figure of a knife and cut it out. Paste it on the handle part of our project.

Using a glue gun, attach the knife on the headband.

To make it more spooky, paint the lower portion of the knife.

Tadah! we're done with our Bloody Knife head gear.

To make it complete, match it up with a ragged shirt or or an old or faded formal attire. Put some make up and that's it!

Awoooooooo!

Halloween Head Gear: Mouse Ears and Mouse Nose

Starting today, my brother, my sister and i will show you series of projects related to Halloween and just like what you've seen in my post (here), you will noticed that we need a "headband" in 4 out of the 7 projects i presented. The main reason why we need headband for these projects is because we will be doing Halloween costume head gears. Well, if you will attend to a Halloween costume party, costumes can be classified into different categories like Animal costumes, Creepy and spooky, fairy costumes, anime or cartoon character costumes and more. And today, my brother Milzon and I will show you how to make an animal costume head gear. (we will be doing Mouse ears in particular). To start with, we need card board, brown colored paper, scissors, glue or glue gun, and pen.
1. First, draw 2 arcs on the cardboard.

2. Cut them and set aside.


3. At the back of the colored paper, draw again 2 arcs but make it smaller than the first 2 arcs you cut from the card board.

4. Glue the 2 smaller arcs to the bigger arcs.

5.Now this will serve as the mouse ears

6. Fold each ears about half an inch at the bottom part(opposite the curve part).

7. Using glue gun, glue the mouse ears on the headband.

8. Since it is a mouse costume, it will be great to match our mouse ears to a mouse nose.

9. Draw and cut a circle from the cardboard.

10. Cut the radius of the circle, making it like a cone shape.

11. Make it firm using a stapler.


12. Draw a small arc an the rear part of the mouse nose, so that the wearer can breathe inside.

13. Look for a garter and staple it in both ends on the mouse nose. You can also make use of the rubber bands.

Tadah! here's our finished project.

If you have a brown color hooded shirt, that would be great to make this costume complete..
Thanks for joining us today! til next time.
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