How To Make An Easy Science Lab Coat and Treat Bag
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Here are two easy lab coats you can make for a Science Birthday Party or for a Halloween Costume by Michaels Craft Store. The first lab coat is a mock closed version complete with mock pocket, ruler and pencil and buttons in front. The second one is an open style lab coat with a red bow tie, the look made famous by Bill Nye The Science Guy! Add a fun Mad Scientist mask and a treat bag to complete the outfit! Ready for some mad wacky science?  Science Birthday Party Supplies |
Mardi Gras Venetian Masks
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A must have accessory for a Mardi Gras Party is a mask to go with your costume or Mardi Gras outfit! No Mardi Gras Celebration is complete without masks! You can make your own as part of a craft, or purchase ready made ones. If you are having a masquerade ball, get a few masks as party favors so guests can also wear them at the party! Below are a few of the most popular masks selected from various party merchants. Mardi Gras Party Supplies |
DIY Mad Hatter Costume Johnny Depp
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Check out this creative tutorial by one of my favorite sites Threadbanger.com. If you are looking to make your own Mad Hatter Costume look no further. They created a hat from scratch and re-engineered an old jacket and pants to come up with this fantastic Mad Hatter outfit. Perfect for any Alice in Wonderland birthday party! Alice in Wonderland Party Supplies |
Easy Halloween Costume – M & M Candy
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Make this easy and affordable M&M candy costume for Halloween, a costume party or for an Halloween parade. All you need is cardboard, colored felt, and a hot glue gun. These three costumes were made within an hour for my daughter and her friends last year and they were able to go trick-or-treating as a coordinated bunch of M&M candy! How sweet! Here is what you need: |
Mardi Gras Paper Mache Mask
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Make your own Mardi Gras Mask using paper mache for your Mardi Gras Party. These masks can double as party decor, centerpieces and are also wearable! Affordable and fun craft for kids! Great for kids ages 10 years and up. This project requires at least two days to finish as the mask needs at least one day of drying time. |
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