#PAC MAN COSTUME HOW TO#
#PAC MAN COSTUME TRIAL#

Hilarious trying to get up and trying to fit in the car I tried to take pictures at all the steps to share and I'll do my best to try to explain what I did.Īlso see our Playable pacman arcade game costume.

#PAC MAN COSTUME TRIAL#

This costume was a bunch of trial and error. Anyways, so I found a pattern for a plushy ball and ran with it. I couldn't find any pictures of one made by anyone, but there were a few you could buy. Of course, the first step to making anything is to check Instructables! So, I did and there was nothing on making the 3-D version, plenty of ideas for the normal one though. And I'm like, there's a Pacman cartoon? And sure enough, he shows me on Netflix on his Ipad and I'm like, well, crap, this just got a whole lot harder!įorget the easy 2-d circle with a triangle cut out, now we need a 3-d spherical costume. When my boys first said they wanted Pacman, I was all like, yes, I got this! Easy! I'll grab some cardboard and some paint and we're good! Then Zander was like, no, mom, not that one! I want the one from the cartoon. All opinions are my own.Pac-man themed Halloween for us this year.

Thank you to Aleene’s for generously sponsoring this post. Then it’s ready to wear for Halloween! It’s sure to be the best Halloween costume DIY at the party! Step 11: Once satisfied with the design, use the Tulip Dimensional Paint to complete the eyes of the ghosts.Īllow the Pac-Man costume about 24 hours for the glue and paint to dry completely. Step 10: Interrupt the dots with ghosts, spaced somewhat Continue the lines in other directions to Step 9: Glue the larger white dots in a line, To the back of the Pac-Man cut-out and stick to the approximate middle of the Step 8: Lay the dress (or shirt) out flat. Step 7: Glue the smallest white dots to the ghosts as eyes on the Pac-Man costume. Puncturing the opening and screwing on the precision tip. Step 6: Prepare the Aleene’s Super Fabric Adhesive by Out as many as you can to make the maze dots. Step 5: Pin the larger circle to the white felt. Step 4: Pin the small circle to the white felt andĬut out 8 pieces – two per ghost. Step 3: Cut out the Pac-Man shape from the yellow felt. Orange, red and pink felt and cut out the ghost shape. Step 2: Pin the paper ghost template to the blue, Draw the shapes on paper and cut them out to use as templates. Step 1: Make templates for the Pac-Man, ghosts, dots,Īnd ghost eyes. Yellow, white, pink, red, orange and blue felt.Psst, want more DIY Halloween costumes?! Check out favorites like this easy ice cream sundae costume.

#PAC MAN COSTUME HOW TO#

(A shirt and pants would work too!)Ĭheck out the video to see exactly how to recreate this no-sew Pac-Man costume! 👇🏼 Once dry, each piece of felt is permanentlyĪdhered to the dress, and you don’t have to worry about losing any piecesĭuring your trick-or-treating! Make this Pac-Man costume for kids or adults Yes, did you know the ghosts had names?!Īleene’s Super Fabric Adhesive, you won’t need to break out a sewing machine to I used felt and Aleene’s Super Fabric Adhesive to decorate a dress with classic Pac-Man shapes, including Pac-Man, the maze of dots and the ghosts, Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde. Summer is coming to an end, which means it’s time to start thinking about Halloween! Luckily, Halloween costumes are among my favorite things to make, so this no-sew Pac-Man costume was the perfect challenge to tackle for my first costume this year! Inspired by the 1980s Pac-Man video game, which is still one of my favorite arcade games, this easy Halloween costume DIY doesn’t need any special tools. The following post is sponsored by Aleene’s

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