I wasn’t sure how this spray painting shin-dig was going to go so I wanted to start with something easy and that I didn’t mind throwing away if it didn’t work. Therefore, the tail seemed like the easiest choice. I used blue painter’s tape and made some stripes. I put it on the lawn and sprayed the heck out of it. One thing I learned is that I do not want to be wearing this little outfit when I spray paint it. That paint goes right through.
When I removed the tape, I was pleasantly surprised. It looked good although it smelled like, what else, spray paint.
Then I used the “tail” method in my handy dandy Singer Halloween costume sewing book. I love that thing; bought it at a garage sale for a buck or something. This picture shows the set up right before I sew the fabric together right sides together. Click to make this bigger so you can read the text.
Here’s my tail in all it’s glory.
Here’s the “hair”. I used black twine and just untwisted it to make it more hair-like. I probably should have added more hair.
Next up? Makin’ stripes!!
3 comments:
Perfect!
very clever way to make stripes!!
Looks like a bue version of Tigger from Winnie the Pooh. Really, really cute though.
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