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

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Halloween Fun

Halloween party 2011, Clue people


The Bun in the oven, Bun maker, T-Rex and Cavewoman...
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Mummy, Deady and Baby

A Black-eyed Pea and the Wicked Witch...


Sugar skull (it's not easy to paint your own face!)

Brylie love my Victorian ghost!

Ollie's first Halloween........
 Hope your holiday was fun too!!

Friday, October 2, 2009

"Tulle Tututorial"

Made Georgia her Halloween tutu today. She's going to be a witch! I used three colors, green, purple and black. First I layered the fabrics while they're still folded. Then I cut out squares approximately 26" by 26". This gave me 6 squares per cut. I had 3 yards of each color and ended up with 24 total squares.

I then pinched the middle of the square, made a little twist and pinned it to a 1 and 1/2" black ribbon. I also pinned a piece of ribbon (about 6") first. Here's an example of the back (because of course I didn't take pictures when I did it).


Then the front......................

After I pinned all the squares and ribbons, I sewed everything down about a quarter of an inch from the edge of the ribbon on the wrong side so I could make sure I caught it all.

Back


Front


Next I folded the black ribbon over and sewed it down to make a casing. I ran an elastic through the casing and sewed down the ends. I put a snap on the ends to close it. This tutu is very full. It would be fun to add bells or charms to the ribbon ends if you were making a fairy or princess tutu. If you'd want to do a larger one you'd simply have to open the tulle up and cut bigger squares and probably use 6 or more yards of tulle for each color depending on how full you want it and how big the waist would be.



I had the pieces left that I had cut from the folded edges so I gathered them together to add to her hat.

I can't wait to finish it all and see her model it!! Any questions? Just ask!

Friday, June 27, 2008

In the Pink

my youngest daughter as an 80's girl for halloween.
this was my oldest daughter's halloween stockings--she was also an 80's girl.
i'm so glad i didn't go through the eighties as a teen, the 70's were bad enough!



this plate is one of a collection on my bathroom wall. if you look closely, you'll see that it's a cross stitch pattern. 

thanks for looking and thanks to beverly for another pink saturday!! i'm going on a pink visit tomorrow bright and early.


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I'm a stay at home mom of four adult children. I've always been interested in creating and have been sewing since I was a young girl. Everyone loves lagniappe. It's the little extra things in life that make it special, whether it's a sweet, sticky kiss from a child or a great cajun cup of coffee.