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Keeping Halloween EconomicalDateline: 09/20/98 Economical Ideas For Halloween ![]() Halloween Costumes allow our creativity to reach an all time high. There is no right or wrong to a costume. Here's some tips to help defray some of the expenses. Pajamas
#2704 for children, which is an excellent style for costuming. Buy a little extra fabric and make matching mittens to complete your costume.
If our child will be outside for Halloween, make the pajamas large enough for warm clothing under them or out of fleece or another warm fabric. They will have growing room and warm pajamas for the winter. Warner Brothers has a pages of printable masks. I did find these masks on the small side but with pajamas as the body the possibilities are endless. Grey pajamas with a hood and pom pom tail gets a great costume for Bugs Bunny. Bunny Ears on the hood and an applique on the belly adds the finishing touch. For Tweety, yellow pajamas are a great base and feathers temporarily attached, render the pajamas usable later. Add a feather tail for more fun. Simple Headgear has all you need to add your own head gear to pajamas or any costume. Boys tend to want the scary side of Halloween Costuming 101has directions for a basic cowel that's the start of many ideas. Add boot style slippers or Foot Wear For The Middle Ages - Basic Instructionsas foot wear to Pajamas, old clothes or a sweat suit.
Accessories Halloween Costume Centerand Halloween Costumes That Won't Scare Your Budget have economical costume ideas. If your kids are like mine, they will feel deprived, if you don't make their costume. Making, elf style slippers, Simple Headgear or other costume accessories, solves these little problems.
Other Costumes and Net Links Check out Halloween/Costume Net Links for more costume ideas. You will find other costume ideas and directions, and a Halloween Loot bag, from your guide, in the Past Issued Of 1997 Weekly Features Halloween Costume TailsFrom Your guide, has simple directions to add tails to a costume. Would you like to be kept informed of the newest additions at About Sewing? Sign up to receive the free About Sewing Newsletter. Feel free to preview a previous issue. ![]() |
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