在新西兰
妈妈们出出主意吧?小朋友year 1, 他说喜欢Thomas,咋打扮才像呢?学校说不用花钱买装扮,可以自己动手动脑,我又没时间手笨脑子笨的,妈妈们帮帮忙出点主意吧。换个角色也行的。
上照片咯:
最抢眼蓝妹妹。老师扮的
各种人物呀,
这位是?求答案
这位大姐,我说我昨晚啃得鸡爪子转眼不见
今天的获奖装扮之一
同学们都好开心
三个大人物
每个女孩儿都是公主
除了她。
每班都有亮点
老师和获奖装扮学生合影
准备游行
蓝头发红衣服的是什么角色?
等待中
大家互相欣赏对方的造型
红头发小女巫也获奖了,一直邀请同学一起坐她的扫把
鬼呀
男孩子最喜欢的角色
各种欢乐呀,最后我们小朋友携小妹妹也出镜一把,我们偷懒买的现成衣服,然后笨手笨脚的缝了跟羽毛上去,汗,大家不要笑哦。
__________________________________________________________
以下部分为版主添加
http://www.kevincooney.com/archives/000174.php
October 19, 2010Halloween 2010 - Homemade Thomas The Tank Engine Costume
Darren's been pretty heavy into Thomas the Tank Engine lately, so we thought it would be a good costume for Halloween this year. I'm not a huge fan of the pre-made Thomas costumes, and I thought I'd have a good time making one, so what's what I decided to do.
Update: Be sure to also check out the second train costume I made, as there are some improvements.
I liked the idea of using cardboard boxes and suspenders to basically hang Thomas around him. So I found some boxes that were just about the right dimensions -- 9in wide x 8.5in tall x 13in long each. (Keurig K-Cup boxes, for the record. I had to drink a lot of coffee).
Just laying out the boxes, I could already see a basic train form. I was optimistic.
My apologies for the terrible photo quality. Using my phone is so much easier then breaking out the cameraI taped the boxes together and cut a hole for Darren to stand in. I had him try it on, and he seemed to be into it, both literally and figuratively. That was a good sign, because I'd like to avoid having to carry it around the neighborhood after he refuses to wear it. Let's hope for a warm Halloween, though, as there isn't much room in there for a jacket.
I needed a tube to create a nice curve along the top and circle at front. It took a while, but eventually I found an 8" cardboard tube intended to be a form for concrete columns. It was just about right. I got mine at Home Depot, but Amazon sells them as well.
I cut a 2¼-inch slice off the tube, leaving a "tab" that will extend back along the top, giving the impression that the whole tube extends back. In train lingo, this is known as the "caboose."
Next I cut a circle in the top of the tube for the smoke stack. This proved to be strangely time-consuming, since this was tough cardboard. I went slow, since I wanted to have a tight friction fit, so I wouldn't need tape on the outside.
The smoke stack itself is just a paper towel tube. Amy wanted to have cotton "steam" coming out, but I had other plans. More on that later.
This would make a good tank costume, too.For the face, I traced the big tube onto spare cardboard, and cut a circle. A Google search for Thomas, a bit of Photoshop magic, and the "Print" button gave me the face. Here's the high-res Thomas face, for anyone trying to make this costume. It's not as sharp as I had hoped, but it still looks good.
I made circles for wheels. Squares wouldn't have worked as well. Amy wanted them to be spinnable, so I attached them with nuts and bolts instead of tape, my original plan.
I made a small slender box out of a manila folder to serve as the red part on the front (not pictured). On a train, this piece is called the "conductor".
I applied a spray paint primer to everything, which was probably overkill, but I didn't want the printing on the boxes to show through the final product. I got one of these spray paint trigger thingies, having learned my lesson on last year's Back to the Future costume. If you're going to be spray-painting for more than 30 seconds, I recommend one of these.
The blue paint I found was good, but lighter than what I wanted, but I suppose Thomas the Tank engine graffiti isn't too common, so the paint manufacturers aren't making any yet. The Red was a better match. (The Amazon links to the left are the exact colors I used)
After the paint dried, I cut slits for the shoulder straps. Amy found a nice ribbon in her sewing supplies, and I threaded it through the slits.
The last step was to apply the detailing. For this we just used construction paper and spray adhesive.
This spray stuff is great. I've used it on a few projects now. Everything sticks well, yet you have several minutes to reposition things if needed. Just make sure to do the spraying on a tarp or something, since the surrounding area may get sticky.
Amy did pretty much all the detail work, and it came out great.
评论
我儿子装扮海盗,在他头上绑上我的黑围巾,腰间绑个棕色腰带(自家材料决定颜色),再用大围巾或剩下的窗帘布扎在脖子上成披风,眼睛画个大眼圈,再配个玩具大刀,活生生的加勒比海小海盗了!
评论
Peter rabbit,到2元店买兔耳朵和尾巴
评论
评论
评论
评论
评论
评论
看来Thomas难度系数太高了,我得想别的了,谢谢版主,那天有空就学学你给我的这个
评论
让小朋友自己看看,也许他愿意自己做?DIY is our DNA!
评论
你兒子喜歡minions嗎﹖扮這個簡單呀。。。哈哈
评论
评论
Mark, 你家的小朋友是哪个学校的, 我女儿也有类似的要求。
托马斯是比较难的, 比较容易的 : 白雪公主(买一套公主裙可否?!) 爱丽丝??
男生可以考虑哈利波特啥的。
评论
这种事我喜欢,就是太费时。
评论
女儿学校搞过,孩子要上去讲故事,然后打扮成主角的样子,不过老师有要求最好是些经典故事,所以选的是小红帽,打扮起来也比较容易。
评论
男孩可以讲皮诺丘或者皮特潘,记得还有讲三只小猪的
评论
哈哈﹐我女兒就超喜歡minions﹐可能就愛上他們的傻氣
评论
女儿每年扮公主哈哈哈,已经习惯了。。。。
评论
要有创意啊!
评论
汗,小朋友说要扮Hansel and Gretal里面的女巫或者两兄妹的爸爸,被我连哄带骗扮Peter Pan篮球,实在有心无力装扮他,只好买现成的了。妈妈们不要笑哈,明天上照片。呵呵
评论
Dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd
评论
谢谢分享这么多有意思的照片,尤其喜欢压轴出场的帅哥美女!
评论
谢谢版主,第一次精华帖哦
评论
谢谢谢谢,希望妈妈们多交流,大家一起成长
评论
你再写一篇征文,带图片的,就讲讲这个活动的准备过程,和后来的成果:)
我再给你你一个精华!