Carbon Costume

…Seymour Krelborn is the main character of Little Shop of Horrors. He works at the flower shop on Skidrow owned by Mr. Mushnik. Shy and meek, he has a huge crush on Audrey. One day, suddenly (pun intended) Seymour finds a strange plant and names it Audrey II. But the plant needs human blood to grow, putting Seymour in an awful dilema. Rick Moranis portrays Seymour in the 1986 movie adaptation….

…Dick Tracy’s wardrobe is pretty simple in comparison to other hard-hitting superheroes. Although he does manage to stand out among other detectives with his bright yellow trench coat and matching hat. Without these token pieces you may end up looking like you just got home from work….

…ge. Jaquel Spivey will portray Damian in the 2024 remake, based on the original movie and Broadway musical of the same name with a Gen Z twist. Fortunately, they kept his iconic sunglasses and blue hoodie – “she doesn’t even go here!”…

…think it’s okay to repeat a costume? Well, if you’re Elvira, it’s definitely totally okay to repeat that every year – I certainly do. Once you wear black, you’ll never go back! You’ll have so much fun dressed like that. Don’t go crazy and wear it for 36 years, but a couple years wouldn’t hurt. Do you have any predictions for which costumes are going to be super popular this year? This is really odd, but this year I just heard from Ruby’s Costumes…

…st, measure the length around your head. Cut out a gold fabric strip, roughly one inch or so, that goes just a bit past your temples. Make sure to include the widow’s peak shape in the middle bottom. Stabilize with your midweight interfacing. Stitch to reinforce and add your red gem with your tacky glue. Next, sew in your thin elastic band for the other half of the circlet. (You will notice that in this photo, I chose to make the headband and the…

…a worker who sends memories of the dead to other arbiters. Quin is a friendly arbiter who loves to drink human world alcohol. This guide will help you transform into the arbiter, Quin! Things You’ll Need: Grey Hoodie Black eyepatch Gold paper Glass locket Silver paper Scissors Red ribbon Gold and red metallic markers Safety pin Blue maxi skirt White Lab coat Beige flats Short bobbed wig Hot glue gun Wig Quin’s hair is short (neck length) and her b…

…wide your kilt needs to be. As for the length of your kilt, that’s relatively easy. The length will ideally be half the width of the fabric you’re using. (Most fabric is between 45 and 60 inches.) For instance, the kilt I made was from fabric that was 45 inches long, therefore the length of the kilt is roughly 22.5 inches long. However, you will not be cutting your fabric at all, as that length will be doubled-over in a later step. Step Five: Now…

…is isn’t required. THE STAR: ***Iron On: If you choose this version, I HIGHLY recommend you apply your iron on’s BEFORE you sew your pink sleeve on!!! Create your star graphic in a digital image generator/find an image online and size to be large enough for your suit. I created my graphics on Adobe illustrator rather simply by just using the star tool. Cut out your star pieces. Take the front piece, and peel off the protective backing With your ju…

…tual size” instead of “fit to printable area”. I found the helmets to be a bit snug, especially considering the width of the foam (I used 8mm), so you may consider choosing the third option under “actual size” and putting in a quantity of over 100 (115-120 would be my recommendation), as per your measurements. If you do this, you will need to also select “tabloid” from the paper size drop-down menu. In order to print tabloid-size paper, you may ne…

…ings these days but this costume was not one of them. Instead of looking like a badass, the Green Lantern looked incredibly silly. Tweet…