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Devil Costume

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Time: 2 hours
Effort: Easy – some sewing
Materials:

Red hooded sweatshirt

Red sweatpants

Red felt

Polyfill

Eyeliner or black face paint

Scissors, needle, and thread

Instructions: Make a long tail with the felt, ending in an arrow-shaped point. Sew the tail to the back of the sweatpants. Then make felt horns and fill them with the polyfill. Sew them to the hood of the sweatshirt. Make a large cape out of felt and sew it to the neckline of the hooded sweatshirt.

Don't forget to paint on a little black mustache!

Other details: If you don't sew, dress your child in a red T-shirt and leggings, and use fabric glue to attach horns onto a little red cloth cap.

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