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PARTY ANIMALS COSTUME DOWNLOAD

Roll tube into a spiral, making sure the tape line is visible in the swirl.

Crumple and roll the left and right edges of brown paper in toward the center tape line, and staple rolls together to form a long tube.

Hot-glue 1 length of paracord along the center of the tape.

Apply a long strip of masking tape down the center. Cut a strip of red felt glue to inside for a handle.

Cut various-size white circles and glue onto red felt.

Cover cardboard with batting, fold red felt up over batting, and hot-glue the cut edge onto inside rim of bucket.

Hot-glue uncut edge of felt to underside of cardboard, overlapping in places for fit.

Cut wedges along one long edge about every 3 in., stopping about 2 in. Place bucket inside donut-shaped cardboard so it slides up halfway hot-glue in place. Cut a hole in center a bit smaller than top of bucket.

Wrap white felt around bucket, cut to fit, and hot-glue it to outside of bucket.

Hot-glue ears to hoodie at the top of hood.

Cut two round-edged triangles out of felt for ears, and hot-glue a small tuft of fur in the center of each.

Continue adding rigatoni up the back of the hood, stopping about 2 in.

Hot-glue the tips of rigatoni to the back of the hoodie in staggered lines.

Haul treats home in a forest-themed pail. Glue the cardboard piece from Step 7, centered on the back bottom edge, over the belt.

Flip feather fan facedown and glue belt along the bottom edge.

Cover using the remaining sheet of green paper.

Cut a semicircle of cardboard, 1 or 2 in.

(Use pliers to get through the dowels, if needed.) Trim bottoms of feathers straight across.

Lay paper feathers out in a fan shape, making sure to overlap them along the bottom apply hot glue between each feather until they are securely connected.

PARTY ANIMALS COSTUME DOWNLOAD

Cut the peacock-feather eye shapes from colored craft paper as shown ( download a template here).Glue real blue and turquoise feathers to ends of paper feathers.Round the tops of the green strips, and cut fringes at an angle down the sides of each "feather.".Repeat with the remaining eight dowels and 16 strips. Trim off the dowel ends with pliers, if using. Press down on the paper around the dowel. Hot-glue a dowel between two green strips, right down the center.Cut six sheets of green paper into 18 strips (you should get three strips per sheet).Turquoise, blue, and yellow craft paper.Tape two to three light strands and battery packs to underside of umbrella, taping middle of light strands up to double them.įabulous feathers worth flaunting.

pieces of paracord, knot one end of each attach with an adhesive dot to underside of umbrella, spacing them out among the ribbons.

Trim excess wire, and attach knot to underside of umbrella with an adhesive dot. Knot one end of a ribbon and pull one of the wires in ribbon to create a ruffled look. pieces of teal and purple wired ribbon (about 12). pieces of blue mesh ribbon and use Glue Dots to attach one end around the neck and the other end under the bottom edge of the umbrella, wrapping around the cellophane. pieces of cellophane, crumple gently, and tape over lights. Tape battery packs inside umbrella hood tape down light strands in three places.

Unravel two light strands over the top of umbrella.

Mesh Wide Ribbon by Celebrate It Occasions)

Iridescent cellophane wrap ( Creativity Street Iridescent Film, Mother of Pearl).

Wearable umbrella (Juvale Foldable UFO Umbrella Cap).

4 or 5 strands of string lights ( Lumabase 66902 Battery Operated LED Fairy String Lights, Blue).

Glows in the dark, just like the real thing.

Glue top opening of the tail closed and pin to the back of the hoodie.Cut two thin white strips of white fur and glue them to the black fur.Then loosely roll fur, and glue it into a tube-like shape. To make the tail, cut a rectangle of black fur that's about as wide as the back of the hoodie and reaches from halfway down the back to mid-calf.Cut a circle of white fur attach to front of hoodie with Velcro.Hot-glue the fur, starting under the center edge of the hood and letting it trail down the back of the hoodie, tacking down all the edges.Cut out a narrow triangle from that point downward to the bottom edge, forming two strips. With the fur draped over the hoodie, make a mark in the center of the fur, about where the shoulders begin.The length should reach from the top edge of the hood to the bottom of the hoodie. Cut a strip of white fur that's about as wide as the top of child's head.