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Last-Minute Kids’ Owl Costume | Alphamom
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Last-Minute Kids’ Owl Costume

Oct29

by Ellen Luckett Baker

By Ellen Baker
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Still looking for a Halloween costume for your kiddo? Here’s an easy way to turn a t-shirt into an owl costume in a couple of hours. If you don’t have a sewing machine, you can simply glue the fabric feathers onto the costume with permanent fabric glue found at your local sewing shop or craft supply store. You can cut up old t-shirts or other old clothing for the feathers. So just cut and glue. Easy, right? I think this would also work pretty well for a wild thing costume.
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Supplies:
-dark colored tee
-fabric scraps (50-60 feathers)
-thread and sewing machine (or permanent fabric glue)
-card stock
-scissors
-craft knife
-tape
-children’s sunglasses
1. Cut out the feathers from fabric scraps using the template below.
2. Begin pinning and sewing in rows from the bottom (or just line them up and glue).
3. Continue until you reach the top and then form a circle around the neckline.
4. Print out the owl mask and cut it out. With a craft knife, cut out the center eye holes.
5. Attach the mask to the sunglasses with tape. Hoot!
Click here to download the template for mask and feathers: Download file
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16 Comments

16 Responses to “Last-Minute Kids’ Owl Costume”

  1. Meghan Oct 29 at 10:44 am Reply

    Cute idea!
    The link to the template doesn’t work, though.

  2. Kari @ Ucreate Oct 29 at 11:08 am Reply

    I know what I’m being for Halloween!

  3. Jenn Oct 29 at 11:40 am Reply

    This is brilliant. I want to be an owl! Maybe I will make it for myself, hehe

  4. Yael Oct 29 at 12:01 pm Reply

    I am so saving this for PURIM!!! (Jewish holiday where we dress up)
    I absolutley love it!!!!

  5. Jennifer Oct 29 at 2:47 pm Reply

    That is ADORABLE. Thank you so much for sharing. I have a soft spot for owls

  6. Risti Oct 29 at 7:00 pm Reply

    Thank you! I’ve been searching for the right costume.

  7. Joan Oct 30 at 2:30 am Reply

    Saw your costume at the CRAFT blog…just had to stop by and tell you this OWL costume is SOOOO cute!!

  8. Caley Oct 30 at 11:21 am Reply

    I’m making this for myself this Halloween! Great idea.

  9. Amanda Oct 30 at 12:37 pm Reply

    Super adorable! A seamstress I am not, I’m envious, great talent you have!

  10. Rebecca Altman Oct 30 at 2:26 pm Reply

    Trying this at home, but wondering: did you attach feathers all the way around (i.e., do the back side, too?) What a marvelous idea. Thank you so much. You totally saved me!