You could stuff a shirt with a pillow for some extra padding 😉 I punched small holes behind the ears and reinforced with a bit of duct tape for the elastic string.įor the white Baymax just repeat the steps for the mask using white cardstock and draw the eyes right on. Cut out the eyes in the red part of the mask a bit bigger than the eye holes in the white part. I always try to use a person to figure out where eye holes go by having them put the mask on and drawing a small hole where their eyes are. Trace small circles for the black eyes with a line in between. Next we’re making the eye cutout, just trace the shape on a piece of white cardstock and cut out. Using whatever you have lying around, cut 2 circles out of duct tape using the self healing mat technique. I decided to attach these with staples but will cover the staples with duct tape circles to protect their heads. I made mine a bit larger than the template I printed. Use this template to cut a mask out of red paper.

We decided to use a paper mask and used this template from Happy Thought.

Using a ruler and craft knife, trim to shape.įor the mask you could go quite a few directions. For the shirt “plate” I covered a self healing mat with duct tape (I LOVE using these mats to cut duct tape because you can stick it on and it comes right back off). I love combining these materials to get lots of different looks!įor suited up Baymax you’ll need a red shirt, pants/shorts, purple duct tape, red paper, white paper, elastic string and a black marker. We often make fun costumes using solid tshirts, shorts/pants, paper and duct tape. Please see policies for more information.Ĩ0+ blog buddies and I got together to bring you 80+ DIY Halloween costumes, including this DIY Baymax Costume (2 different ways)! I’m teaming up with Jamie Dorobek and her handmade Halloween costume site, Really Awesome Costumes to bring you all kinds of easy DIY Halloween costume ideas.Īlong with our Baymax costume I’m sharing 88+ more really awesome handmade costume ideas from talented bloggers everywhere!

Dress your child in our kids top and bottom, shoes, cupcake costume, and red headband.We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post.Hot-glue the cherry to the top of the headband. Hot-glue the red felt around the foam ball and hot-glue pipe cleaner end to top of the ball to create a cherry. Hot-glue this piece to a white headband to resemble one last dollop of frosting.Stuff with batting and then glue the other end closed. To make the hat, hot-glue together one end of the “bottom” of the tights that you cut off.If desired, glue decorative wrapping paper to the front of the poster board to create a more decorative “cupcake liner” fold the poster board accordion-style and hot-glue to basket, working one section at a time.Measure and cut poster board to the same measurements. Measure height and circumference of basket triple the circumference.Next, cut pieces of craft foam into strips to resemble sprinkles and hot-glue to the layers let dry.This will create holes for your child’s arms to go through. Be sure to leave gaps in the glue on each side of the costume between the final two layers of “frosting” tights. Continue on top of first tight layer, working section by section and layer by layer.Line a few inches of the laundry basket rim with hot glue and begin winding the tights along the edge, creating a coil or swirl with the tights as you go repeat until tights are glued around basket rim to resemble swirls of frosting.Hot-glue legs together, end to end let dry. Stuff each leg with batting and knot the open end. Cut legs off adult tights and reserve the “bottom” of one pair for later use.Fashion suspenders out of the white duct tape and secure them to the top rim of the laundry basket with more duct tape. First, cut the bottom out of the laundry basket.Your kiddo might not even need any Halloween candy when they've got this sweet costume! (Just kidding. Satisfy your sweet tooth and your crafty cravings with our simple DIY instructions, using our Primary essentials. This whimsical outfit is sure to be the icing on the cake for this year's Halloween festivities. there's just more frosting per square inch! Bring this sweet treat to life with our Primary DIY Cupcake costume.

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