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Luminous Jellyfish Costume

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Luminous Jellyfish Costume

Luminous Jellyfish Costume

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Costume type:  Costumes for Women
Category:Halloween Costumes

This homemade costume for women entered our 2017 Halloween Costume Contest.

A word from Hailey, the 'Luminous Jellyfish' costume creator:

I have always loved the ocean and the sea critters that live beneath. The idea for this costume was based on one of my favorite iridescent stinging creatures of the sea; a jellyfish. Putting together this costume was incredibly fun, but wearing it out in public was even better!

To make this costume I used the following:
-clear umbrella
-clear tape
-plastic hooks
-wide mesh pink ribbon
-various pink and purple spoils of ribbon
-3 small pink tutu’s
-Six 20ft strands of pink/purple LED battery operated lights

How to:
1. Attach 4 strands of battery LED lights to the inside of the umbrella at random spots using the clear tape. Secure the battery packs towards the center metal skeleton.
2. Cut wide pink mesh ribbon to cover the top of the umbrella and attach ends rim of umbrella using plastic hooks. Use two layers to completely cover the umbrella.
3. Tape 4 strands of LED lights at 4 corners of umbrella and leave them hanging down as tenticales.
4. Tie or tape long strands of various ribbon individually inside of the umbrella towards the rim of the umbrella. These are also tenticales.
5. Tie 3 small tutus together in a strand to make one large center tenticale. Attach to the middle of the pole of the umbrella with a plastic hook or tape.
6. You are a luminous jellyfish!

Rating: 4.1 of 5. Votes: 86

86 votes

Comments

#1 comment by Debbie October 20, 2020

Can you explain more about the middle/the tutus. Did you take them apart? how did you attach them together? And how did you attach them to the umbrella? TIA!

#2 comment by Jeanne October 30, 2021

You don't need tutus. You can get separate tulle strips in packs fromMichael's. I merely tied mine to the umbrella spokes and it worked amazingly. Our jellyfish came out looking incredible.

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