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Mama Beehive and Baby Bee Costumes

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Mama Beehive and Baby Bee Costumes

Mom the beehive and baby the bee

Costume type:  Costumes for Families
Category:Halloween Costumes

This homemade costume for families entered our 2013 Halloween Costume Contest.

A word from Jordan, the 'Mama Beehive and Baby Bee' costume creator:

My wife is wearing the beehive and my 8 month old daughter is wearing the bee. The beehive was 100% custom made from my wife and her creativity. We decided to make this costume since my baby is making a buzzing type noise for talk right now. I just wanted to say with hard work and creativity, things can really turn out.

Rating: 4.2 of 5. Votes: 24

24 votes

Comments

#1 comment by Mandy Wilson July 24, 2014

What did she make the beehive out of?

#2 comment by Samantha August 16, 2014

What is the beehive made out of?

#3 comment by Amy Schmidt September 13, 2014

What is the beehive made out of?

#4 comment by Jessica B October 3, 2014

I made the beehive out of insulation for copper pipe and then spray painted tan. The bees were made out of pom poms and pipe cleaners.

#5 comment by Gina October 6, 2014

How did you sit?? Was it hard?

#6 comment by Ashley October 7, 2014

How did you made the hat part? Did you glue the foam pipe together or tie with string?

#7 comment by Vanessa October 10, 2014

Looks just like the hive my husband made for me! Well done!

#8 comment by Lisa October 6, 2015

Nice job! Could u tell me what I made this costume out of? Thank u!

#9 comment by Hayley October 12, 2015

How did you connect the foam together?

#10 comment by Christy October 14, 2015

I am in the process of making a hive too. Hot glue seems to work well. I started the bottom layer off by covering a hula hoop with the pipe insulation for a solid base.

#11 comment by Tammy October 27, 2015

How did you use hot glue? I tried and it started melting the piping inhalation

#12 comment by Christy October 29, 2015

Check to see if you are using high or low temp glue/glue gun. Low worked for me.

#13 comment by Tammy October 29, 2015

What was used to hold it up?

#14 comment by Christy October 30, 2015

Hi Tammy, I used florist wire as fine as I could find and at approx 10 in sections I would wrap it around two width of tubing and twist like a bread tie. That kept them together vertically. I got glued the ends together. However if the hot glue is not working for you duck tape works wonders. Use the matte camo one since paint will stick better to the matte. If you don't have access to that just use a fine grit sand paper on the duck tape once on to knock off the shine. Good luck. Also I bought the tan spray paint but also used the tan texture spray paint over it.

#15 comment by sujey doctoroff October 10, 2016

How many feet of tubing did you buy?

#16 comment by Kelly October 18, 2020

Can I please purchase an already made bee hive form someone on the strand that had success ?

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