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Sunday
Oct312010

Happy Halloween!

We spent yesterday coming up with adult costumes for our neighbor's party.  Not the most original, but we had fun creating them:  Gladiator and Greek Goddess. 

Charlie fashioned his armor from a plastic trash can.  He tied the pieces together with twine and painted everything matte black.  I made him a simple tunic to wear beneath his armor.

My costume was a yard and a half of the cheapest white satin I could find, draped and tied at my waist with braided clothesline.  There was very little sewing--just hemming the satin.  I painted a ton of plastic leaves silver to add some details and used them to cover an old strapless bra (that I also spray painted silver).

The toga covered most of the bra so I still felt appropriately modest, but it gave the costume much-needed oomph.  You can see it a little better in this shot, taken by our baby sitter as I was heading out the door. 

The party was a lot of fun.  Lots of Lady Gaga costumes, as you can imagine.  There was also a Shamwow guy that was pretty funny.  The boys are getting excited for tonight--I'll post pictures of their costumes soon.

Happy Halloween!

Sandra

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Reader Comments (2)

Happy Halloween!

Have a wonderful weekend!

October 31, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterveronica lee

Wow! this toga costume is really awesome. I was looking for a toga costume that look decent. Thanks for completing my search.

March 24, 2011 | Unregistered Commentertoga costume

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