You’ll never believe it, but I have made another costume for the kiddo! Do your kids like costumes as much as mine does?
The year before last my family was a silly band of pirates for Halloween. My son’s uncle had given him a pirate costume the Christmas before that. It was just a fun store bought costume. My son loved it! It was a hit at his birthday party. The problem with is was that it couldn’t be washed. If the red striped shirt got wet, it bled. And you can only imagine after a year of play, a birthday party costume and a Halloween costume, it needed a wash. So it had to go away. That was over a year ago.
The kid kept asking for a new one, just like his old one!
So I finally got down to it and it took all of two hours! Um. Hello?? WHy do I put off these things?
I used the Flashback Tee pattern. Lately, I haven’t’ been using a lot of patterns, but sometimes it’s easier to just pull it out and cut. No thinking…. I used a red and white striped tee from my recycle stash. I was going to make the arms red, but it just wasn’t working for me. Instead I raided my husband’s ‘t-shirt to turn into rags’ recycle pile for a plain ole white shirt.
The vest was actually the one his Dad wore for Halloween, just cut down smaller! And then pants are just comfy pants I made with fleece!
And the pirate hat and other pirate party accessories are available at my etsy shop!
what are you making for KWC?
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Did you print the hat? This is an adorable outfit on an adorable boy who looks so like you it is uncanny.
🙂 He used to look even more like me! And my Dad! He looks more like his Dad now too! Yes, I stamp the hats myself with a rubber stamp I had made.
Your ‘kiddo’ is energetic and HAPPY with his new pirate costume sewn with LOVE by his Mom! You are thinking: GREEN as you re-cycled fabrics, and why not? Cute son modeling in his photo shoot! Sarah Helene, Minneapolis, MN
Yes, he is a happy kiddo! And yes, I try to recycle fabric as much as I can! Thank you!
Oh, he’s so cute!