My homemade deer Halloween costume! My favorite parts were my half-glove “hooves”, fawn spots, and perky little tail. I felt like I should have been in a school play.

My homemade deer Halloween costume! My favorite parts were my half-glove “hooves”, fawn spots, and perky little tail. I felt like I should have been in a school play.

Antlers process.
Sculpted out of paperclay (which is malleable papier mache, so they’re light) with foil interiors. Sanded, painted, and mounted to a headband. Dyed a swatch of satin when I dyed my dress, so that I’d have a set of matching ears and a tail. The insides of these were lined with the fuzzy white lining of a baby hat I got at Ross for cheap. Scraps of the fluffy stuff also ended up on the front of the dress so that I have a fuzzy belly! Added thrifted vintage foliage for a crown of woodland leaves and berries. It looks so fun with crazy, feral hair and huge doe-sized lashes! I can’t wait to show the full costume :)

Antlers process.

Sculpted out of paperclay (which is malleable papier mache, so they’re light) with foil interiors. Sanded, painted, and mounted to a headband. Dyed a swatch of satin when I dyed my dress, so that I’d have a set of matching ears and a tail. The insides of these were lined with the fuzzy white lining of a baby hat I got at Ross for cheap. Scraps of the fluffy stuff also ended up on the front of the dress so that I have a fuzzy belly! Added thrifted vintage foliage for a crown of woodland leaves and berries. It looks so fun with crazy, feral hair and huge doe-sized lashes! I can’t wait to show the full costume :)

Photo by Jazmin Jones.

Photo by Jazmin Jones.