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Easy No Sew Olaf Costume

September 26, 2014 by Amber 3 Comments

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What’s the Project? Olaf is such a cutie and he will be even cuter when your kiddo is wearing this easy no-sew Olaf costume for Halloween! This cute snowman costume is so easy to make and comfortable to wear! 

Halloween costumes are such a big deal to my kids. They start talking about what they are going to be for Halloween about a year in advance and are constantly changing and tweaking until October rolls around.

My three year old has opinions of what he is going to be this year too! He’s thinking pirate. I am thinking Olaf! Won’t that be cute? I made this Easy No Sew Olaf Costume:

Easy No Sew Olaf Costume

 

Seriously-this costume is so easy to make. It should take you under an hour. Probably even less than that. And costs $20 or less as well.

Easy No Sew Olaf Costume

 

He’s just so squeezable in this!

DIY Olaf Costume! It's easy to make with no sewing involved

 

Easy No Sew Olaf Snowman Costume:

Supplies Needed:

  • White Sweat Suit-I got mine at Cheapestees. A word of warning. Their shirts run VERY small! This is a size 6-7 and he’s 3. So order much larger than you think you need for the shirt.
  • White stocking cap-I also got this at Cheapestees.
  • Small amounts of white, black and orange fabric
  • Paper backed iron on adhesive such as Heat n Bond
  • Brown Pipe Cleaner
  • Black Sharpie
  • White Felt

 

Instructions:

Use these pattern pieces from my Olaf Hooded Towel to cut out parts for your Olaf. You will need to cut 2 eyebrows in black (or brown if you prefer), 4 eyes-two from white, two from black, one nose from orange, one big tooth from white felt, and then use the eye template to cut a couple of buttons as well.

Cut the Heat n Bond to match everything you just cut except the teeth and iron it onto the back.

Grab your hat and lay out your pieces.

Olafcostumetutorial

Heat up your iron. Lay a piece of fabric between your iron and the hat and iron all of the pieces on:

Howtomakeanolafcostume

Then stick your pipe cleaner through the top of the hat. Snip off the excess and bend the ends inside the hat so they don’t poke your kiddo. If you want you can even glue a piece of felt over the ends.

Draw a smile with your sharpie and your hat is done! Olafcostumenosew

Add your buttons to the shirt in the same way you did the hat and you are done!

Anyone want a warm hug?

Olaf Costume Pattern

Hope you love this Olaf costume!

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Comments

  1. Amanda McLoughlin says

    September 26, 2014 at 10:18 am

    So cute! Trying to decide what to do for my daughter…she’ll only be 3 months old at Halloween. So many possibilities, but she can’t tell me her opinion…hah.

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  2. Mélissa says

    September 28, 2014 at 2:54 am

    First halloween for my little number 3. oldest daughter will be grandma, number 2 big nasty wolf, and little 3 Little Red Riding Hood…lot of fun for hers !!!

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  3. Becca says

    June 16, 2016 at 9:45 am

    This looks awesome and relatively easy to make. I wish I was this creative. I usually have to make what others have done before me. Oh well, it’s still fun to make. I am going to make this for my niece this year. Thanks for sharing!

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Hi! I am Amber. I'm first and foremost a mom to 4 boys. When I am not being a mom or a wife I love to bake, I love to sew, I love to read and I don't like to sit still. Welcome to Crazy Little Projects where I show off my latest crazy projects and show you how you can do them too. Thanks for visiting! [Read More …]

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