Jellyfish costume

This year my son actually requested a costume other than Thomas, jellyfish costume. He wants to be Kwazii from Octonauts. So his 1yo brother will be an octopus and I decided to be a jellyfish. I wanted to create a super easy DIY jellyfish costume to go with their jellyfish costume.

We've been independently researching and testing products for over years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. Forget shrill screams and tattered zombies, the scariest thing for busy, stressed-out parents to hear during a frenzied Halloween season is the request from their child to, "pretty please make my costume this year! You don't want to disappoint your little pumpkin, but you also don't want to turn on full witch mode and attempt a fashion a costume that will inevitably end up a Pinterest fail, right? Step away from that spiked PSL and take a deep breath.

Jellyfish costume

This homemade costume for women entered our Halloween Costume Contest. I was inspired by pictures of jellyfish costumes that I saw on other websites, plus the fact that they glow! I was going for something not too expensive and also not heavy or cumbersome so I decided to use a hybrid of methods I found on the web and added my own twist. Started with the cowboy hat sombrero seemed to flimsy as I wanted to be able to move about and dance easily. Cut foam board in a 20 inch diameter circle this was pretty large- I would do smaller next time, maybe 18 inches. Then cut a closefitting hole in the foamboard for the top of the hat to fit through foam board is sitting on top of hat. I cut carefully each time to ensure the hole and hat fit my head closely. I then applied hot glue around the top of the cowboy hat rim and firmly pressed the foamboard circle onto it. I poked a hole from underneath on each side of the hat in order to thread the battery operated light wire through from underneath the hat. Hot glued and adhered the 3 tap on lights underneath and behind where my head would fit — these make the large tentacles.

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We've been independently researching and testing products for over years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. Forget shrill screams and tattered zombies, the scariest thing for busy, stressed-out parents to hear during a frenzied Halloween season is the request from their child to, "pretty please make my costume this year! You don't want to disappoint your little pumpkin, but you also don't want to turn on full witch mode and attempt a fashion a costume that will inevitably end up a Pinterest fail, right? Step away from that spiked PSL and take a deep breath. We have some seriously good news: homemade costumes can be easy!

Jellyfish costume

A DIY jellyfish costume stands first when needed, a gender-neutral, bright, gorgeous, customizable attire with shimmering fabrics and craft paper. Find many ideas with various variations in this list, from umbrella jellyfish costumes and headgear hat! Although the shape of a jellyfish with its cap and tentacles but no limbs! So, you can find some tentacled people everywhere beyond the ocean. This charmingly whimsical costume adds personality to your Halloween party. These costumes are easily transported and carried for party favours, photo props, or other costumes. Making: To make the jellyfish costume, you must sew two pieces of fabric, each with a small fiber loop.

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Any chance you took pictures of the process? I made the costume once again and it was what everyone was talking about. The front rim underside should remain unobstructed because that's the only place you have for visibility. Jellyfish Trunk or Treat Tutorial. Is that correct and if so what did you use? Hi, added the hard posterboard cut in circular shape over the top of cowboy hat. Could you add a larger board to the bottom of the hat as well to make your jellyfish look wider? Hope that helps. Did you use 7ft led lights? Were those lights colored or white? Save resources, etc. It looks like a Sombrero!

This breathing Jellyfish costume was a really easy costume to make. I used a see-through dome umbrella for the top, covered with white tulle. The tentacles were made from strips of white fabric.

I'm sorry, but I did not take pictures as I was experimenting. I really want to make this but I'm having a hard time with some of the instructions. After 2 more times making this costume I found that the lights for just right between the top of the umbrella and the center spokes. I covered the top of the hat with white duct tape and then glued metallic tissue all over the top and underneath of the hat. You may also like: Fabulous Animal Costume Ideas. He wants to be Kwazii from Octonauts. Can't wait to see the pictures of your daughter's costume! Used the clear packing tape to attach. Thanks you! And lastly, it will be super hard to top this next year! So why not give it a try? The top of the cowboy hat fits through the hole in the cardboard then I taped the hat rim firmly to the underside of the cardboard.