DIY Glow in the Dark Halloween Outfit

(this is a sponsored post, but all opinions are my own)

I think it’s the crafter in me – I love embellishing outfits.  It’s a simple way to add a touch of DIY and give it a personalized touch – and it’s a fun way to express all the creativity!  So with my girls, we made a DIY Glow in the Dark Halloween Outfit using Tulip glow paint (this throws me back to my own childhood!) – and I love it’s fun and funky personality —

 

 

I love that it’s fun both by itself and in the dark.  The day look is cute and those neon colors are all the rage:

And the night look is just super fun – –

And think of the possibilities at those Halloween Parties when they have the blacklight out – they glow super awesome under blacklight.

The project is fun and easy because you just embellish a shirt/legging you have on hand already – – let’s get started with the tutorial.  You’ll need:

–shirt and legging set

–Tulip neon glow fabric paint

For the shirt, I simply outlined the present design to give it more dimension and pop.  I used pink paint on the bow:

And then I used white glow paint to outline everything.  It’s not that noticeable during the day, but makes a huge impact in the dark.  To make a line, just squeeze slowly and steadily as you draw with the paint bottle.  The tip does a good job of thin-line application.

With the leggings, we used a variety of colors in fun patterns and lines.  Thick paint makes for a better glow and I like the added dimension.

I have found that if I involve my girls in the crafting projects, they love the outcome even more because they had a part in the creation process.  I turned the leggings over to them and they had a blast making them unique —

I love how they came out!

 

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And if you love this project, you’re sure to love others in the campaign – check them out: