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Paris Snow Globe Costume

Human Paris Snow Globe

Costume type:  Costumes for Girls
Category:Halloween Costumes

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

A word from Angie, the 'Paris Snow Globe' costume creator:

My daughter Caroline is 9 years old. She wanted to be a human snow globe. She had seen a human Hawaii snow globe online, but she wanted to put her own creative spin on it. She loves Paris, so she decided to be a human Paris snow globe.

She dressed Parisian with black and white stripes, red beret, and red scarf. For accessories in the globe, she put an Eiffel tower and a small paint palette. We used foam insulation board for the base to make it stable, then we put a layer of soft foam on top and painted it green. We used sheets of acetate to resemble the glass in a globe. We used predecorated foam snow balls for the snow, and we hung them with clear fishing wire from the top of the acetate dome. We used a thick layer of foam to put around the base and painted it black. We cut the PARIS letters out of soft foam and painted them red.

Rating: 3.9 of 5. Votes: 18

18 votes

Comments

#1 comment by Kathy October 7, 2018

What measurements of acetate did u use? What thickness??

#2 comment by Angie October 8, 2018

That is a great question! Unfortunately, I don't recall the thickness or the length as we made this over 3 years ago. I do remember making a couple of trips to the local art store in my area, Asel Art Supply (Dallas, TX) to get the thickness right. I had to tape the acetate together with clear tape in the back, and cut holes for air and hands. This is a really fun project, good luck!

#3 comment by Leony October 25, 2019

Hi, may i know how to put the snowglobe base into your daughter hip? How can it fit in the hip? Is it from head or legs?

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