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Black Widow Spider Costume
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Description
If you need a quick and easy costume for Halloween, try our creepy, but somewhat glamorous, Black Widow Spider. There is very little sewing involved and shouldn’t take much time at all. Things you will need include, a long sleeve black cotton shirt, three pairs of black nylon tights, thin black ribbon, red felt and black tissue paper.
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Material Notes
a long sleeve black cotton shirt, three pairs of black nylon tights, thin black ribbon, red felt and black tissue paper.
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- Creator
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Nora von Kalkreuth
- Photographer
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Oct 30, 2008, 06.56 PMby catherine6707
My daughter and I made this costume for Halloween. We used black fake fur for the body and black polar fleece for the arms.
Excellent project for an 11 year old girl. Thanks
Oct 23, 2008, 12.16 PMby GwenPercyRetro
OMG! I love this costume! Made it for halloween, just looking for a pair of hotpants like those! hee hee…
1 question, why do you have 10 legs in total? 2 human arms, 2 human legs, 6 spider arms….
VERY CREATIVE DESIGNING!!!
Oct 7, 2008, 11.07 AMby dianacirne
So cool!!!
Oct 7, 2008, 05.52 AMby MadameWu
so funny:)
Oct 7, 2008, 04.33 AMby CarotteSauvage
Cool photoshoot , I am almost scared with laughters. It surely looks sexy with hot pants !
Oct 6, 2008, 02.35 PMby karencilla
oh my! this is so funny! great costume… as always you are thinking out of the box!