Showing posts with label DIY Halloween Costume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY Halloween Costume. Show all posts

Friday, October 24

How To Guardians Of The Galaxy Gamora Face Paint





With Halloween just a few short days away,  some of you may still be struggling with ideas for a Halloween costume. With a little creativity, patience and some Tulip Body Art, the possibilities are endless.

Monday, October 6

21 Costumes To DIY With Tulip And Aleene's!



I like that I'm not exactly like everyone else. And when it came to Halloween, I didn't want to dress like everyone else. In high school I went dressed in a purple suit with a drawn on goatee and lots of jewelry with my friend dressed similarly. Ever since then, I've thought that DIY costumes were the BEST! Here are 21 costumes that ROCK that you can make yourself with the help of iLoveToCreate products! 

Monday, September 1

15 Halloween DIYs To Wear & Decorate


I've made no secret about it... Halloween is probably my favorite holiday. And not because I love to dress up because I haven done that in YEARS. I do love taking my nephews trick or treating and watching them completely immersing themselves in the whole experience. Here are a few of my favorite Halloween projects that use our very own iLoveToCreate products Check 'em out!

Tuesday, October 29

T-shirt Halloween: Make a Mini Mondrian!


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For all of you would-be Halloween revelers who are down to the wire when it comes to your costume, here's a quick and easy costume idea that requires just a blank T-shirt and some fabric paint or markers. Create a masterpiece! (Or, rather, wear one inspired by the works of Piet Mondrian.) In just a couple of hours you'll have your priceless artwork -- just grab a frame and hit the trick-or-treating circuit! (Even better, grab some friends and paint a whole museum or gallery worth of fine art pieces.)
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Wednesday, October 23

DIY Cat Ear Headband

Last winter while visiting Urban Outfitters, Avalon and I were both smitten with a fabulous rhinestone accented cat ear headband.  Avalon liked it so much, she wanted to make one for herself.  We put our heads together to devise a way to make one using black felt, Tulip Glam-it-up crystals in black and a store bought headband.  A thick craft wire to give it some stiffness and some Aleene's Fashion adhesives helped to bring it all together.  
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