Brief instructions – – cut the flour sacks to the size you want, lay them on top of each other, and sew up the side seams. Then cut the half-a-“u” shape for the armholes as shown – I finished those edges with a serger, but you could turn the edge and sew it down. Cut the garland into 2 pieces – one that will go all the way around the bottom of the dress for trim and one to use as a shoulder tie. Also cut eyes and a mouth from the black dishcloth.
Then iron and sew down on the top of the front and back about 1 inch. This will make a casing that the garland can pass through to tie the dress around the shoulders.
To attach the face pieces and garland trim around the bottom, I just used hot glue. Then feed the other garland piece through the casing – try on the dress and tie it in place over one shoulder. Voila!
I love this costume because it can also be everyday wear during the Halloween season. My daughter is wearing it with a tank top and leggings underneath.
Megan says
I love them both. So cute. Thanks for sharing, Mandy!
Jenny @ Simcoe Street says
So cute!
Jenny
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Anna says
That’s adorable.
Anna
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Gwen @ The Bold Abode says
That’s sppooookktacular! So cute, I wish I had a daughter just so I could make her a little ghostie dress… One could use those flour sacks for a myriad of projects, couldn’t one? If one were me, and one could get off the computer long enough to go to the dollar store and buy one….
Michelle says
Very cute!
Jenn McClure- Caldwell says
These are really cute and seem like they’d be really easy to make. Thank you for sharing!
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