Halloween Costumes - King Tut HELP!

Beignet · 10-09-2008, 11:26 AM

Okay, to be frugal and creative I am going to need your input.

My son is entering his pumpkin carving/decorating constest. He wants to decorate the pumpkin as King Tut. Costumes on the net would work but they are $25 an up.

Any creative glue gun, material, staples and paint sugestion costume gurus out there?

Thanks in advance.

Or any other suggestions that you are doing this year for your kids that are creative?

B~

Johansen8 · 10-15-2008, 01:29 AM

Check out this site for great, budget friendly, make-your-own costumes!

http://www.robinsfyi.com/holidays/ha...n/costumes.htm

purplefdu · 10-15-2008, 08:32 AM

so the pumpkin needs to be king tut, not your son?

paper mache would be my guess. Use a wire understructure for the weird curved headthingy. Leave the bottom open with some long wires and you can just poke them into the pumpkin to attach it. Same with the curved beard thingy. Then he can carve the eyes and nose and mouth.

10-09-2008, 11:26 AM	#1
Beignet Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 43 Reputation: (10)	Halloween Costumes - King Tut HELP! Okay, to be frugal and creative I am going to need your input. My son is entering his pumpkin carving/decorating constest. He wants to decorate the pumpkin as King Tut. Costumes on the net would work but they are $25 an up. Any creative glue gun, material, staples and paint sugestion costume gurus out there? Thanks in advance. Or any other suggestions that you are doing this year for your kids that are creative? B~

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Johansen8 Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: USA Posts: 66 Reputation: (10)	Check out this site for great, budget friendly, make-your-own costumes! http://www.robinsfyi.com/holidays/ha...n/costumes.htm __________________ Bad Credit Credit Cards Free Credit Repair Ebook

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purplefdu Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Eliot, ME USA Posts: 538 Reputation: (27)	so the pumpkin needs to be king tut, not your son? paper mache would be my guess. Use a wire understructure for the weird curved headthingy. Leave the bottom open with some long wires and you can just poke them into the pumpkin to attach it. Same with the curved beard thingy. Then he can carve the eyes and nose and mouth. __________________ Homeward Bound Puppy Blog&Personal Blog best general coupon site & organic grocery coupon help

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