Tree costume

When my 5-year-old told me he wanted to be a tree for Halloween, I quickly agreed, then thought, "Oh, no! What have I gotten myself into?" After doing

Make an Award-winning Costume in One Night With Packing Tape and Newspaper: O the powers of packing tape. Make this fancy tree, or any other sculpted costume, in no time with little investment. The results are lightweight and easy to wear, while being unique and award-winning! Basic materials you'll need (for the tree): - …

Last year, I posted about the Christmas Tree that I made using a mannequin. Well, she's changing into a Woodland Fairy Christmas Tree. First, I started with the evergreen base that has tiny twinkle lights woven into the evergreens. I made an apron of sorts with ribbons. Then I hand sewed silk ferns onto the ribbon bands. There are 4 different shades of ferns. This shows the fern and ribbon apron being added to the skirt of the Christmas tree. Remember that the evergreen base is peeking…

Griselda: Use a plastic plant found in our home and clothing found in our closet.

This adorable kid's tree costume is so easy—and will save you some green! With a few embellishments, turn a store-bought sweatsuit into this cute costume.

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Felt Size: Large 100% polyester Minky fabric jumpsuit has all over embossed tree print Hook and loop fastener down center back Green felt leaves sewn into the sleeves of the jumpsuit

Back in the old days, Halloween costumes were worn so ghosts and spirits would think you were 'one of them' and not bother trying to haunt you. If you think that's clever, then bear in mind that without the best Halloween costume, the same spirits and ghosts would have likely brought you back with them to the underworld in a hunt for fresh meat. So basically, the saying about necessity being the mother of invention comes to play hugely when talking about the first Halloween costume ideas.

Different than the standard wizard of oz costumes...

Tree (picture only)