Three little pigs costumes

My daughter was in her first school play this year and she was casted as Pig 1 in Shrek Junior, the musical. You can of course use this tutorial for Halloween costumes.

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. All opinions are mine alone. We just moved into a new home and for the first time in years we live in a two-story house. The entire bottom floor is wood grain tile but upstairs is carpet. We have even gifted it to friends for a new puppy husky gift. We have big plans to make this the most fun fall season and are very much looking forward to trick or treating as The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf! During the days she tagging along with little sister playing upstairs in the carpeted loft.

Three little pigs costumes

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Three little pigs costumes

This homemade costume for families entered our Halloween Costume Contest. The costumes were fairly inexpensive and easy to make. For the ears of the pig I used feathers and a cloth head bands gluing them together with a hot glue gun. The outfits of the pigs were put together with a simple pair of blue jeans and a long sleeve shirt, which both are reusable. The noses of the pigs were made with paper towel rolls and pink Crayola foam clay; and yarn to tie around the head. I used several pink pip cleaners, twisted together and coiled for the tails of the pigs. For the props the pigs carried I found materials that went with each pigs theme in a craft store, tying them to the shoulders of the pigs with yarn. The bricks were made with red tissue paper and foam blocks. The wolfs outfit, for the most part, came from dads closet. A simple pair of blue jeans and a long sleeve flannel makes up the wolfs outfit.

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Your Three Little Pigs costumes are complete and you just need to find the Big Bad Wolf to accompany you while out trick or treating. These are some super cute Halloween costumes! Next I cut three tan piece of felt for the inside of the ears. Twist the tail into a curly cue. I found brick pattern scrapbook paper, but regular read construction paper works great too. I cut out one and then used it as a template for the rest. Here are some pictures of each costume. During the days she tagging along with little sister playing upstairs in the carpeted loft. I broke them into similar lengths and then hot glued them together. This is adorable!! Next Continue. Using hot glue, glue the two sides and point of the felt together, leaving an opening at the non-pointed end. Use felt circles cut from template in first step to make pig tails. Toggle Menu Close. Cut felt into strips wide enough to cover the excess paper tabs.

Children will have a pleasant experience. Note: Due to the different production batch effect,the actual color may be a slightly different from the picture color. To report an issue with this product or seller, click here.

I love how creative you are. You need six circles and six triangles to make three hats. I secured it with rope and hot glue. My kids are out of the dress-up stage, but I would have done something like that, when they were little. You can buy small hay bales that would work, however I found this artificial hay on the clearance section at Hobby Lobby for a few dollars. I went for cheap with this one! Pin the tail to the overalls. Wrap and tie some rope around the brick bundle, securing it with hot glue. Adhere the center of the spiral to each shirt with a hot glue gun or fabric glue. These are some super cute Halloween costumes! This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. The entire bottom floor is wood grain tile but upstairs is carpet. Here are some pictures of each costume.