Snail costume

I wanted to be a snail for Halloween I love invertebrates!

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Snail costume

Help your little ones get out of their shell during dress-up and role-play with this realistic and soft snail costume! Designed with a super soft 3D detachable shell that features a unique tie-die print on the velour and embossed detailing, your children will love lounging around casually with this on. The padded hood of the costume has robust and plush antennae which adds to the realism of the costume, and can even keep your little ones comfortable and warm during colder days. Hook and loop fastening at the neck that runs to the chest on the two-tone brown tabard makes it super easy to put on and take off. This snail tabard is great for education sessions, fruit-themed days, Halloween celebrations, role play sessions or simple playtime around the house. Made from high quality and strong plush velour polyester, as well as a fully lined interior, this costume can withstand all tough and rough play your children throw at it. The costume is low maintenance and easy to clean, so when your little ones are done playing with the costume skip the long handwashing sessions and chuck it in the washine machine. Created with both boys and girls in mind, this snail fancy dress costume ensures that no one is left out of dress-up fun! Standard delivery times may not apply to this product. Please contact Customer Care if you require further information. For all returns please contact our Customer Service team on sales earlyyearsresources. This site uses cookies to provide and improve your shopping experience. If you want to benefit from this improved service, please opt-in. Cookies Page. I opt-in to a better browsing experience Accept Cookies.

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I wanted to be a snail for Halloween I love invertebrates! So, my crafty bf and I came up with our own, low budget but fancy-looking snail shell design. This instructable is good for getting ideas, but doesn't need to be followed letter by letter! We kind of amassed materials as we went along, and you can substitute a lot of these things, because the shell will be created through a paper mache sculpture. But here's the materials we used: One pool noodle for floating often called "fun noodles" T-pins from a craft store plenty of paper towel and toilet paper rolls the cardboard ones once the paper is done foam glue, hot glue, gorilla glue paper mache materials newspaper, flour, and water poster board paper one lid from a rotisserie chicken! The shell will be a paper mache sculpture, so remember that this part doesn't have to look perfect. You will be covering the entire thing up! First you want to create the base of the spiral by looping the pool noodle into a mini spiral and using a lot of t-pins to keep the pool noodle in the appropriate shape. It really helps to have a friend for this step, so you can pin while she or he holds the noodle together.

Snail costume

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Alessandra October 24, pm. Take your two Styrofoam balls and paint them black. Thanks for all these darling costumes! So fun! I absolutely want to be the adult version of this. Heather October 24, pm. The little trick or treater wears it like a backpack. Lizzie D October 24, pm. Candy Corn Costume 8. Follow Oh Happy Day K.

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I used some gorilla glue and smeared it on to make them look slimy. Lizzie D. Designed with a super soft 3D detachable shell that features a unique tie-die print on the velour and embossed detailing, your children will love lounging around casually with this on. Or have I already said that?!! Browse By Category holidays party interiors printables travel. Signup for our fun weekly newsletter list. Once you have a nice section begin wrapping it into a shell. For your snail body, design as you wish! Yelle October 24, pm. But here's the materials we used: One pool noodle for floating often called "fun noodles" T-pins from a craft store plenty of paper towel and toilet paper rolls the cardboard ones once the paper is done foam glue, hot glue, gorilla glue paper mache materials newspaper, flour, and water poster board paper one lid from a rotisserie chicken! I chose to just go with a brown dress and tights, to make my shell really stand out from the rest. First you hot glue on the chicken lid so that it's perpendicular to the spiral. Very great idea! You will be covering the entire thing up! I think this is my favorite yet.