Baby sister was the Wicked Witch of the East. She has cousins that are all the same age, so we thought it would be fun if they were all different characters from the Wizard of Oz. I have always wanted to make the Wicked Witch of the East since all you ever see of her are her legs there is a lot to be left up to the imagination.
See what I mean what ever you want above the knees. Fluffy skirt, peasant blouse, and a corset.
Her skirt actually has 14 skirts. Each tulle layer has three skirts. When I layered them together it looked like a bruise so I then lined the tulle layers, under skirt over skirt and there you have it 14 skirts. I added the orange ruffle with my ruffler foot. Tucked the over skirt up with a red sparkle bow to match her shoes.
I made the blouse and the corset and then bought her hat. Her favorite color is orange after all, how could I just leave that hat at the store.
She developed the greatest witch cackle and worked it perfectly. I think that trick or treating was started for three year olds. They were the cutest running from house to house excited every time they got a piece of candy. Can't wait until next year.
That is an adorable costume! Thanks for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteTurned out fabulous.
ReplyDeletewow, that really is so totally adorable!!! I can't say it enough. . .you are amazing, amazing!! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I agree that T-O-T started for 3 year olds! I was SO tickled to see them go from house to house and still think it was the most novel thing house after house... Great costume!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can't wait to see what you have for next week!
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She looks great. Such imagination. You are right about the three years and halloween. I'm trying to convince Lawerence and Rebekah of that.
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