‘Twas the week before Halloween and all through the haunted house,
every creature was stirring–
the zombies, the mummies, the vampires, the flappers, the secret agents–
even the mouse.
But if you’re the one caught without a disguise,
make a costume-on-a-stick to cover your mouth or your eyes!
Materials:
-Pencil
-Paper (optional)
-Manila file folders
-Scissors
-Felt pieces in a variety of colors and patterns
–Aleene’s Super Thick Tacky Glue
–Aleene’s Jewel-It Embellishing Glue
-Fake jewels
–Tulip Beads in a Bottle
-Wooden chopsticks
Make it:
1. Draw the outline of a pair of glasses, a mustache, or other shape on a manila folder. Optional: Sketch it out on a piece of paper first to use as a template (this way, if it’s a symmetrical shape, you can fold it in half to make sure both sides match), then cut it out and trace it onto the folder.
2. Use scissors to completely cut out the shape(s).
3. Spread glue generously over the back of the folder shape.
4. Press it firmly onto a piece of the desired felt color. Let the glue dry.
5. Cut out the felt piece, using the folder edges as your guide.
6. Use jewelry adhesive to decorate the front with fake jewels…
…or use Beads in a Bottle to create 3D embellishments! Let the embellishments dry.
7. Flip the disguise over and squeeze a line of glue along one side. Press the top of one chopstick so it extends vertically from the bottom. Let it dry.
8. Repeat as many times as you like to make cat-eye glasses (shown), wayfarers, masquerade masks, vampire fangs, and mustaches galore. Now what are you waiting for? Go undercover!
Happy haunting from Generation T!
Tags: cat-eye glasses, costume on a stick, crafting with felt, DIY Halloween costume, Halloween disguise, Halloween mask on a stick, moustache on a stick
[ Posted on October 25th, 2011 ]
These are so sweet! I love mask ideas for other holidays as well. I think I’ll use this tutorial for Fat Tuesda and Mardigras this year. I like to make purple gold and green masks and cover them with glitter and fake jewels and give them to the kids I work with to teach them all about Mardigras!
Great idea, Gretta! I love when costumes can be incorporated at other times of the year — Mardigras would be perfect!
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