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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Making Costumes
So I've been really busy and haven't had much time for sewing. I don't have any sewing projects to show everyone, but here's a little something my husband made for my son for Halloween. In my family we start our Halloween activity the first weekend in October. This year we started with Mickey's Trick or Treat Party held at Disneyland. The kids had a blast and my little guy actually made it through the whole night wearing this get up...
The costume is made from sheet metal, nuts, and bolts all from Home Depot.
The costume is made from sheet metal, nuts, and bolts all from Home Depot.
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About Me
- Rachel
- Hello, I’m Rachel. I started sewing 9 months ago and fell in love with putting together unique clothes for my children to wear. Although I’ve focused mainly on clothes I’m trying to branch out into other crafts. This blog gives a peek into my current projects. Please feel to leave comments or email me questions or ideas at rachel@sewambitious.com. Thanks for visiting!




















2 comments:
OMG Rachel - you're a genius!!! What fantastic costumes!
the costumes are fantastic! The metal man is amazing and you even painted his hair, that's detail!!