How do you make an easy mummy costume?
How do you make an easy mummy costume?
To Make your Mummy Costume:
- Rip the sheet into strips, and I really do mean rip it. You can start the rip with scissors.
- Soak strips in coffee water until desired color.
- Rinse and dry.
- Wrap the strips around the child.
- Whiten the skin a bit with some face paint, powder, or skip this if you like.
How many yards of fabric do I need for a mummy costume?
Supplies for DIY Kids Mummy Costume White Cotton Fabric about 1 yd per costume (not including skirt- you need ½ yd for that) I used a lightweight stretch cotton fabric from Joann’s that had a slight crinkle texture. You could also try a simple white rib knit fabric.
How many bandages do I need for a mummy costume?
You will need rolls of gauze bandages – at least 2 or 3, perhaps more, depending on your child, how tight you wrap them, and the length of the bandages. You can also use an old sheet or cheap white cotton fabric.
How do you make a mummy costume with gauze?
Easy diy mummy costume: soak long underwear and gauze in dark tea. Dry. Wrap gauze around long underwear (not too tight, gotta fit your kid in there) using hot glue. Distress the gauze and attach long strips.
What kind of gauze do you use for a mummy costume?
Yes, gauze is an excellent choice for making a mummy costume! Get several rolls of gauze bandages or a roll of gauze fabric (about 8 yards or 7.3 meters) that you can cut up into smaller strips. You can dye the gauze with tea if you like to create an aged appearance.
How much gauze do you need to make a mummy costume?
Buy about 8 yards of gauze strips from the fabric store. (Medical gauze would be much more expensive.) Or make about 3″ strips out of an old bed sheet. “Age” it by dipping it in tea or other staining liquid.
What costume do you use for a mummy wrap?
How many rolls of gauze do you need for a mummy costume?
Officially licensed from Universal Studios, the single gauze roll covers bodies that are approximately 5’5″ so if you’re taller, you may need two rolls. Or even three! It’s the perfect accessory to complete any type of mummy costume.
What material do you use for a mummy costume?
