Patterns can be altered by printing at a different scale eg: Printing at 80% for smaller or 110% for larger. The pattern for the wig is approximately 70cm when fully constructedĪdjustments may be needed to fit each individual. This tutorial also includes advanced wig styling for anyone looking to take their wigs to the next level! This tutorial is very beginner friendly for sewing! So if you are new to crafting and want to learn more about sewing costumes this is a good choice! Basic foam work – making a base wig shape.HAPPY FRIDAY! 😀ĭo you have a funny, “Hip”, or unique photo to share?! Email us at Every Friday, we post one photo, submitted by a Hip2Save reader, that gives us a glimpse into their frugal lifestyle or simply makes us smile.This product will be delivered as a digital download. Total cost for my DIY mom-friendly costume was $6.07.
I braided my hair like Jessie and wore some boots I already had. I hand stitched it all together and used some red embroidery floss I had on hand for embellishments… but a red sharpie would also work just fine. I looked at pictures online and used the shirt and jeans as patterns for the felt and bandanas.
I did have an old ripped pair of jeans so that was free. I didn’t have an old white button down shirt so I got one at Goodwill for $3.49. This year I made a Jessie cowgirl costume (from Toy Story).įrom Hobby Lobby, I bought 2 pieces of yellow felt ($0.25 each) and 2 cow print bandanas ($0.99 each and used a 40% off coupon). I like to dress up with my kids for Halloween but it can be hard finding costumes that are inexpensive and that accommodate chasing kids.
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