Jellyfish costume

This homemade costume for women entered our Halloween Costume Contest.

This year my son actually requested a costume other than Thomas. He wants to be Kwazii from Octonauts. So his 1yo brother will be an octopus and I decided to be a jellyfish. I wanted to create a super easy DIY jellyfish costume to go with their theme. Umbrella, tulle, lights and bubble wrap. I bought 4 battery powered led lights from the dollar store. And I used a yard of purple and white tulle I already had in my stash.

Jellyfish costume

We've been independently researching and testing products for over years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. Forget shrill screams and tattered zombies, the scariest thing for busy, stressed-out parents to hear during a frenzied Halloween season is the request from their child to, "pretty please make my costume this year! You don't want to disappoint your little pumpkin, but you also don't want to turn on full witch mode and attempt a fashion a costume that will inevitably end up a Pinterest fail, right? Step away from that spiked PSL and take a deep breath. We have some seriously good news: homemade costumes can be easy! And fun! No matter your deftness with a glue gun, you can absolutely construct this adorable use-what-you-have jellyfish costume in less time than it takes to watch any one of these Halloween flicks. How's that for last minute? All you need to craft this budget-friendly, gender-neutral, age-defying jellyfish look is a clear umbrella, some ribbon and bubble wrap, a glue gun, and a working knowledge of everyone's favorite gorgeously gooey under-the-sea creature. And, the best part: this costume can be used for future Halloweens to come, since most of the effect lies in the umbrella accessory. For clothing, a white top and white bottom are perfect! So why not give it a try?

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We've been independently researching and testing products for over years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. Forget shrill screams and tattered zombies, the scariest thing for busy, stressed-out parents to hear during a frenzied Halloween season is the request from their child to, "pretty please make my costume this year! You don't want to disappoint your little pumpkin, but you also don't want to turn on full witch mode and attempt a fashion a costume that will inevitably end up a Pinterest fail, right?

Jellyfish costume

A DIY jellyfish costume stands first when needed, a gender-neutral, bright, gorgeous, customizable attire with shimmering fabrics and craft paper. Find many ideas with various variations in this list, from umbrella jellyfish costumes and headgear hat! Although the shape of a jellyfish with its cap and tentacles but no limbs! So, you can find some tentacled people everywhere beyond the ocean. This charmingly whimsical costume adds personality to your Halloween party. These costumes are easily transported and carried for party favours, photo props, or other costumes. Making: To make the jellyfish costume, you must sew two pieces of fabric, each with a small fiber loop. Then, hand-sew a battery box with an attached light strand onto the back. Finally, run the fiber through one loop and out of the other before stitching the two together.

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Hope you will post pictures for us to see! The loofah idea is pure genius! The 7ft lights is a 7ft strand of lights. We are hope ours come out half as good as yours! Basically like a sombrero, but much more firm. Hi, added the hard posterboard cut in circular shape over the top of cowboy hat. A word from Helen, the 'Jellyfish' costume creator: I was inspired by pictures of jellyfish costumes that I saw on other websites, plus the fact that they glow! Ok so the size of the board is larger than the base of the hat and it is hanging off the sides? Then cut a closefitting hole in the foamboard for the top of the hat to fit through foam board is sitting on top of hat. I would love to see some pictures of the making process to go with the instructions!! Log in now. Yes that makes sense.

This post may contain affiliate links. A quick search on Pinterest produced many tutorials on how to make jellyfish costumes with umbrellas. Maybe if you live on the East Coast you can just go to Walmart, but here, an umbrella is a specialty item.

After 2 more times making this costume I found that the lights for just right between the top of the umbrella and the center spokes. I am making 2 of the for Halloween this year. Update for Halloween: Again, big big hit with passing people. I think they are called Fairy lights. It looks like the colored tissue illuminates the pink or blue and the lights are white, but thought to ask anyway. At the top where the tentacles are, is that the veil? Did you use 7ft led lights? If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Sorry to pester! Hot glued and adhered the 3 tap on lights underneath and behind where my head would fit — these make the large tentacles. Hope that helps you!