Diy bowser shell

This easy to make Bowser Jr. Costume is a great option for your Super Mario loving child who wants to be a character they won’t see another of at the school Halloween parade! He’s got a similar look to his dad, Bowser, but with some even more fun props. His signature giant paintbrush and go-to …

This year my 4 year old son Julian said he wanted to be Bowser (King Koopa) for Halloween. I looked for it everywhere online... but, couldn't seem to find

Using the paper template, I then created the base of the shell with EVA foam, using rubber cement to attach and a heat gun to shape.

From there, I created spikes out of foam clay and the trim with craft foam. Then sealing the whole thing with wood glue and finishing with the acrylic paint.

Making a King Koopa Suit: A few weeks ago I was invited to a video game-themed party. Since I knew the hostess would provide so much more than your average run-of-the-mill-party I too wanted to come up with something extraordinary. I was very inspired by that guy who made a …

Alright, we’re in the home stretch now! If you missed part one (the body) or part two (the shell) of the Bowser costume series, head that way and we’ll meet back here! If not, welcome t…

I did it! In time for our church Halloween party - I finished our family Super Mario Bros. Costumes!! My older darling daughte...