Halloween 2006 we continued the mythical creatures trend by dressing up as leprechauns. These costumes weren't so much made as gathered - the green dress was on clearance at Deb for $7, the wig was on sale at the Spirit Store, Hub's suit jacket was a goodwill castoff, and a sheet of shamrock stickers were the minimal embellishments. My "purse" was a pot of gold - a small witch's cauldron filled with Hershey's nuggets, the mardi gras beads were just laying around the house, and hub's hat came from M&N International. There were a few minor craft projects - my shrug was originally white, I used rit dye and a rubbermade tub and it came out this perfect bright orange, and my hat was a black paper top hat from the craft store that I sprayed with green glitter. Voila! bright, recognizable, easy costumes. Not my favorite, but it worked, and all the pieces could be re-purposed for St. Patty's Day.
Sunday, June 07, 2009
Leprechauns on Halloween
Halloween 2006 we continued the mythical creatures trend by dressing up as leprechauns. These costumes weren't so much made as gathered - the green dress was on clearance at Deb for $7, the wig was on sale at the Spirit Store, Hub's suit jacket was a goodwill castoff, and a sheet of shamrock stickers were the minimal embellishments. My "purse" was a pot of gold - a small witch's cauldron filled with Hershey's nuggets, the mardi gras beads were just laying around the house, and hub's hat came from M&N International. There were a few minor craft projects - my shrug was originally white, I used rit dye and a rubbermade tub and it came out this perfect bright orange, and my hat was a black paper top hat from the craft store that I sprayed with green glitter. Voila! bright, recognizable, easy costumes. Not my favorite, but it worked, and all the pieces could be re-purposed for St. Patty's Day.
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