Diy darth vader costume

Halloween is one of my favorite times of the year. My mother has never been a big fan this holiday, but she was such a good sport about letting me and my siblings participate. Almost every year, I hovered behind my mother marveling at her talents and creativity as she sat at the sewing machine piecing together homemade costumes. Inspired, I swore I would make all of my children's Halloween costumes when I was a perfect little homemaker. Predictably, that naive dream was shattered on Annie's…

For my son’s recent Star Wars party we wanted a surprise visit from Darth Vader during the Jedi Academy, but didn’t want to have to rent a costume or pay an actor. Luckily the Darth Vader costume isn’t...

Freezer paper stencil shirts have become a staple in my birthday party planning the past few years. I made a pumpkin shirt for my daughter last year, and coordinating snowman shirts for my son’s party.

We've found 17 amazing DIY Star Wars costumes for kids and babies that you can totally put together, from Han to Leia to baby Ewoks and even a BB-8 costume.

Homemade darth vader: store bought black pants from Target $10; Walmart long sleeve black plain t-shirt $7 which I used some fabric paint to paint on shoulder armor (the fabric paint that is soft and use a paint brush) the belt was made on a sewing machine with black fabric (same as the cape). use felt for buckle and buttons and Velcro on the back. The cape is basically a big piece of fabric with elastic at the neck. Boot were bought at goodwill (cut buckles off) add mask and light saber

This DIY Darth Vader costume is easy to make and can be easily adapted for Halloween or even a runDisney event! We did a fun Star Wars themed birthday party for the boys recently where the young padawan Jedi training academy members fought Darth Vader. We knew we wanted to do this as part of […]

Darth Vader express!

Halloween is like project HEAVEN. I have 2 kids old enough to enjoy costumes and pick who or what they want to be. This year we will have Darth Vader (super excited about that one) And Bat Girl! Normally I like to rotate the types of projects I do, but since I'm doing costumes I'll have a lot of sewing posts coming up. I don't use patterns, so I'm talking a lot of pictures to help you understand how to do it, and tailor it to what you want. Today I'll show you how to make a cape, a full wrap…