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My favorite Halloween costume of all time
I meant to have a post for you today, but I’m super busy working on something extremely cool that I’ll be launching Monday. So, until then, enjoy this freaking wonderful Kanzashi Halloween costume, made by bklynDIYster. My friends, she made the giant petals from a bed sheet. In any costume contest, anywhere on the planet tomorrow, I have to say, this one gets my vote for Best In Show. Happy Halloween, everyone!  
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Wow!! That Rocks! Thanks for sharing this one!
that is so cool :D
Isn't it? I would give a million to be able to see the making in
progress.
This is fabulous.
OMG Diane! I can hardly believe my eyes! She must have used a gallon of white glue to stiffen those flowers! I love the “love me” – “love you” detail in each petal! Mostly I am speechless sitting here in awe of the amount of time and work that went into this flower! Chris is going to just love it!!!
So agree ! Great look !
You be correct–this is incredibly good!!
Hey Pam, Thanks for the shout out. It was a total blast to make. To give you some idea of the how-to, there wasn't that much glue involved. I starched the fabric for the petals before folding which helped with keeping their shape while assembling. Btw, each petal was a 2' square which added up to a TON OF FABRIC. The house was a mess but, like I said, it was just pure fun!
Hey Pam, Thanks for the shout out. It was a total blast to make. To give you some idea of the how-to, there wasn't that much glue involved. I starched the fabric for the petals before folding which helped with keeping their shape while assembling. Btw, each petal was a 2' square which added up to a TON OF FABRIC. The house was a mess but, like I said, it was just pure fun!