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Mr. Peanut Costume

And finally, Mr. Peanut is enjoying a night out in Baltimore city.

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Photo #1 - And finally, Mr. Peanut is enjoying a night out in Baltimore city. Photo #2 - Figuring out the overall shape with chicken wire. Photo #3 - Taping up the lines to create the peanut look Photo #4 - The making of the cane Photo #5 - Papier mache and papier clay during the construction of the face Photo #6 - Eyes fitted and testing of the monocle. Photo #7 - Then gave him lips and teeth using more epoxy putty. Photo #8 - His shoes. Purchased at a thrift store and then the white paint was added. To give this look. Photo #9 - Shirt and tie were cut and zip tied to the neck. Photo #10 - The entire outfit.
Costume type:  Costumes for Adults
Category:Halloween Costumes

This homemade costume for adults entered our 2015 Halloween Costume Contest.

A word from Ed, the 'Mr. Peanut' costume creator:

My friend, Corbin is wearing the costume. And it was her idea, but she had no idea how to go about creating a 6' peanut... It's a 2 piece costume and the seam is covered by, Mr. Peanuts sweater. I constructed him using, chicken wire, papier mache, papier clay(used on the face to keep it smooth and to make it look like it's popping out of his shell) latex paints were mixed to give me the perfect peanut color. The square sections of the peanut were made by folding paper in strips and taping them in place until I could get the papier mache on them. Inside the head of Mr. Peanuts a hard hat, which stopped the head from moving around, as it just sits on her head... Mr. Peanuts eyes are cut from a plastic water bottle and then fitted... His Monocle is made from the lid of a stacking potato chip brand (prin*les).. His cane was made using an old pool stick and I just carved out a piece of poplar to look like a peanut... Shoes were purchased at a thrift store and the white was then painted on.. Monocle string is attached using a plumbing fitting and epoxy and then I just epoxied a 1/4" piece of rope into it... Overall cost was approximately 60-65 dollars and most of that being paint colors.

Rating: 4.3 of 5. Votes: 4

4 votes

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#1 comment by Julie West February 10, 2017

Your costume is awesome!

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