Consider the availability of clothing and poster board in the same or near colors in deciding which color crayon costume to make. 1.
* Wear slacks or tights and a shirt of the same or near color, if possible. (optional) 2.
* Measure the amount of board needed to go comfortably around the wearer. For a small child, 1 board may be enough, but for older children and adults, 2 boards taped together will work better. (Hint: Decorate while still flat, before step 4.) 3.
* Use black marker, paint or construction paper for the logo, the decorative rings at the top and bottom and the color label. 4.
* Create a tube with poster board or painted cardboard to go around the wearer's torso. Tape, staple or glue the boards together and into a tube. 5.
* Cut arm holes, slits for und
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| - Consider the availability of clothing and poster board in the same or near colors in deciding which color crayon costume to make. 1.
* Wear slacks or tights and a shirt of the same or near color, if possible. (optional) 2.
* Measure the amount of board needed to go comfortably around the wearer. For a small child, 1 board may be enough, but for older children and adults, 2 boards taped together will work better. (Hint: Decorate while still flat, before step 4.) 3.
* Use black marker, paint or construction paper for the logo, the decorative rings at the top and bottom and the color label. 4.
* Create a tube with poster board or painted cardboard to go around the wearer's torso. Tape, staple or glue the boards together and into a tube. 5.
* Cut arm holes, slits for und
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| - Consider the availability of clothing and poster board in the same or near colors in deciding which color crayon costume to make. 1.
* Wear slacks or tights and a shirt of the same or near color, if possible. (optional) 2.
* Measure the amount of board needed to go comfortably around the wearer. For a small child, 1 board may be enough, but for older children and adults, 2 boards taped together will work better. (Hint: Decorate while still flat, before step 4.) 3.
* Use black marker, paint or construction paper for the logo, the decorative rings at the top and bottom and the color label. 4.
* Create a tube with poster board or painted cardboard to go around the wearer's torso. Tape, staple or glue the boards together and into a tube. 5.
* Cut arm holes, slits for under your shoulders and over the shoulder straps to hold the tube up as preferred. 6.
* Create a conical pointed hat with the same color board. Add a chin strap if necessary, but unless that's fitted well or comfortable elastic, it's likely to be uncomfortable. Bobby pins can help hold the hat on. 7.
* Optional: Face paint in the matching color. If the group makes their costumes (at least the tube part) together, it's more likely to be consistent and look like a group.
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