With readily available supplies and basic tools such as scissors and a glue gun, even the most sew-phobic parent or teacher can create unique, oversize, eye-catching children's costumes. You won't believe just how simple it is to transform a kid into a corn on the cob, cupcake, pencil, racecar, monster, basket of flowers, birdhouse, hot air balloon, plate of bacon and eggs, or create other unforgettable disguises. The 28 clever ideas are showcased in fabulous full-color photographs and are made with easy-to-find materials, including plastic cups and plates, cardboard boxes, fabric, and foam core.
This book was purchased foa a student teacher who is constantly being chalanged to be creative with her early elementary students. It has proved to be easy to use,full of unique ideas and best of all,CHEAP; for the young teacher on a very limited budget.
Just Great
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
Our family has known Ms. Cleeland for many years, in fact she dressed our son in her costumes and he always won first place. You will so enjoy all her ideas, but most of all you will find her costumes simple to make. You will have bunches of fun making the costumes but most of all your kids will love wearing them
This book is Great!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
My little boy loved this book and is looking forward to building the racing boat this halloween. There are enough good costume designs that I think we'll be able to use it for years. Most of the instructions look easy enough to follow, with only a few minor exceptions. I don't have a girl, but some of the little girl costumes were the cutest.Anyways, I think this book is perfect for anyone with a kid that is 5-13 years old and is interested in making their own costumes for Halloween.
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