Adult Women's Halloween Costume Cosplay Winnie the Witch Deluxe Wig

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And almost every parent should be able to throw this one together in two minutes – just by using existing bedclothes. Just cut the whiskers out of pink card and the nose out of black card, then stick them on to a lollipop stick for your child to hold. Then attach the last piece of card to cover any gaps so you can have the basis of your Winnie hair (like a skullcap).

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If you're looking for inspiration for costumes based on characters from books, then you've come to the right place! Just draw this beautiful rainbow-coloured heart onto a big piece of sturdy card and attach a string so you child can wear it around their neck.

Alex Lloyd has created eight simple costumes that can be pulled together at the last minute with clothes and craft supplies you already have at home.

Winnie the Witch - Etsy UK

Or dress them all in brown and draw black lines on their clothes to look like the ridges in a tree trunk. HOW TO: David McKee’s patchwork elephant can be as creative as you want as long as your child looks bright. I always save some of the cardboard from any flat pack furniture we use as it’s so useful for costumes and crafting. Customise an old summer dress, add a pair of red shoes and hey presto - your child is transformed into Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz. Warning: This one is something of a project, and not a great choice if you're short on time or can't sew.So if you don't want to be up sewing until 2am, come up with your own shortlist of achievable costumes first, then let them pick from that list. You can also make a simple tutu if needed, and draw a picture of a mouse face on a piece of card to complete the look. They immerse themselves in the far way land and characters that live on paper and in their imagination.

Winnie Witch Costume - Etsy UK

I’ve used this DIY Winnie The Witch Costume a couple of times (one of the great things about having a family of girls is re-use! The same basic idea also works for Minnie the Minx; you just need to stick a red pom-pom on a black beret for the full effect. However, you can make a much simpler version using silver-painted cardboard, foil or silver clothes. If you're feeling especially unmotivated by WBD this year, you could adapt this to pretty much any character.Use a hole punch to create a hole on either side of the hat to tie the elastic to, to secure under the child’s chin. Dress your kid up in an Alice in Wonderland dress (follow these instructions to make your own), then get them to wear your homemade house over the top.