Pirate ship costume

These home made pirate costumes are made with boxes, tubes, paint, plastic jewelry, and coins. I sewed on read dred locks onto the bandanna my son is wearing to make it look super authentic. How to Make the DIY Pirate Ship: The ship is shaped from a large box. The poles are from large cardboard tubes. The flags are place mats from the Dollar Store. The sword is also made from cardboard. Detailed with spray paint. How to Make the Treasure Chest Costume: Here is my 3 year old as a treasure…

Here is my two year old's wearable pirate ship costume. The costume is really light weight because it is made entirely of foam and a small amount of

This DIY Cardboard Pirate Ship is an easy build that will make your children smile. I made this DIY Cardboard Pirate Ship in one afternoon using a box and a

Pirate ship I made from a wagon. Awesome Halloween transportation for my nephew and his broken leg!

Carol: My Grandson loves Jake and the Pirates, so I made him this costume, complete with his pirate ship. I got a large box, cut it up, painted it and decorated...

We always make our own costumes and the boys have won 1st place in the Marietta city costume contest for the last several years.

Wagon Pirate Ship

Melisa: This was our family costume this year. Our son is 2 and our daughter is 5 months. We combined store bought costumes and DIY to create a complete look. We...

I had a hard time finding pictures of an easy pirate ship made out of cardboard boxes, so I'm posting my little project in hopes of helping someone else in the future. two boxes I cut on end of the box down the middle, including top and bottom flaps, then opened it up until the flaps came together. i trimmed the flaps to make the triangle shape. Then i took another piece of cardboard, folded it in half and created the point of the bow. Then used A LOT of tape! I attached the smaller box…