Jill is an enthusiastic poultry keeper so I decided my costume would pay tribute to her four hens and I'd come as a chook. Duncan was very reluctant to come as anything (he doesn't share my passion for costume parties unfortunately) but I told him I'd make him a costume and that was that. On an earlier trip to the big smoke, I did some op-shopping and managed to find a white sheet and a yellow pillowcase and I was set. He was going to come as a fried egg.
Hayley came over to help me make his costume. We had to cut the sheet because there were little pink flowers around the edge of it and I decided to make into the shape of a poncho. The pillow case was cut into a circle and glued onto the front of the sheet.
I couldn't find anything to wear as a chicken so I hired the body and these enormous feet that felt like I was walking in flippers. I used yellow and red cardboard to make a comb, wattles and a beak and had a headband and elastic to hold it all together.
Voila!
Duncan is a very sunsmart egg.
Sarah and I. This is our friend Jen's photo.
Bek and Jane. This is Jen's photo too.
The birthday girl. She came as herself.
3 comments:
You guys are too funny! Your man must truly love you to go into public like that! :-)))
Thanks, these pics made my work-break fun!
He wore it under protest ;) The place it was held out wasn't full of people so I don't think anyone could say they were too embarrassed to be seen in costume.
Awesome blog Sarah!! Your best ever I think!! But then, I'm rather biased! =)
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