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Wanna make your child into their own superhero costume?
Looking for an AWESOME DIY for Halloween or Superhero Day at school? We didn’t have any Halloween costumes for spirit week at our sons school so we improvised& MADE HIM into a SUPERHERO with his own superhero costume!
I first asked him if he were a super hero what his super power would be? He answered to lift heavy things & fly fast. So away I went planning.
So before you get to looking at the pics, my son does have a bald spot in his hair. He decided one day that it would be a good idea to play with a pair of scissors, not for the first time, but the SECOND time! So mama was mean and taught him a lesson – I made him wear his hair like that until it grew back and he never cut his hair again, so far ;)!
The first thing I did was make a “weight” out of a paper towel holder and wadded up paper. I painted it grey so it looked like real weights.
I made the weight cuffs from construction paper and painted an H on them because his name is Hunter.
The cape was actually a puzzle mat I had and just cut a head area out of it. I used my cutter to personalize the back of it with heat transfer vinyl and named him “Hunter the Incredible”.
This costume wouldn’t be complete without jet packs!!! I used two coke bottles and spray painted them blue. Actually I had them left over from his Minion Party. I then took crepe paper and taped the yellow and red to the inside of the coke bottle to look like fire. I hot glued them to an old shirt he had so they would stay on.
I just LOVE this costume!! He wore it again this year for character day at school and it was just as big of a hit! Everyone loved it!
So if you’re looking to make your child into their own superhero costume – here’s your place to start!
Love these cute costumes! Really appreciate your work. Thanks for your activity and keep it up!
Thanks Roberta!