How to Make a Coraline Costume: A blog about creating a costume like Coraline and other options.
With the release of the movie Coraline, we have been receiving a lot of inquiries about how to make this costume. This is a very do-able costume and I have included some helpful hints on how to make it as well as some products that will aid you in your creation of this unique Halloween costume.
This blog is about creating a costume like Coraline and other options.
If you would like to make a costume that looks similar to the doll in the movie, this will guide you through making your own Coraline costume.
The most important things are the blue button eyes, yellow raincoat, and rain boots.
This blog has some additional ideas and photos of Coraline costumes I made with my kids.
When you’re about to make a costume for your kid’s Halloween party, you should have in mind that you’re creating something that not only looks good but also is durable and safe. You should use the right materials and the right tools for the job, so you don’t end up with a costume that’s not going to last.
Two of the most important things when making a costume are:
A) Safety
B) Durability
When creating a costume, these two things should be on top of your mind at all times. Here I’ll show you how to make a Coraline costume and other options.
This blog is devoted to all things Coraline. I am a huge fan of Henry Selick’s movie, Coraline and I would love to help anyone who is into this movie as much as I am. Today I want to talk about how I created my own Coraline costume and the different options (or lack there of) that are out there.
There are not many official Coraline costumes out there. The main one is the Coraline costume from Disguise, but it is not very accurate. There is also one that you can buy on Amazon or eBay, but it also isn’t very accurate.
After some research and input from fellow fans, I found a pattern for a “Little Orphan Annie” dress (Simplicity 3678). The dress was perfect because it had the same flared sleeves and buttoning in the back just like the one in the movie! To make the dress more like Coraline’s, I added black ribbon around the neckline with a bow in the back and around the waist with no bow in the front so it looked like it was attached to a belt.
I used white fabric for the skirt part of the dress and black fabric for the bodice part. For contrast on the skirt, I used black buttons down
You can make a Coraline costume from a few simple items and a couple of materials. This blog will show you how to make a Coraline costume from scratch.
Materials Needed:
* Black tights or leggings
* Black long sleeved shirt or black slip dress
* Blue button up shirt (or any solid color)
* White fabric paint
* Paintbrush or sponge brush
* Old white sweater or cardigan (optional)
If you are looking for a Coraline costume, you are in luck. We have created two Coraline costumes that we would like to share with you. They are not exact replicas of the costume Coraline wears in the movie but we think they are pretty close.
Coraline is one of our favorite costumes to make because it is so easy and doesn’t require a lot of materials. It also has the added benefit of being an inexpensive costume to make.
We hope you enjoy making your own Coraline costumes and have fun wearing them!
If you’ve loved Neil Gaiman’s books, like Coraline, Stardust, or The Graveyard Book, you owe it to yourself to see a movie based on his other work. Coraline is a stop-motion animated film that’s creepy, funny and absolutely gorgeous. One of the things that makes the movie so much fun is the beautiful costume design for young girls like the title character.
This article will show you how to make your own version of Coraline’s costume, as well as some other options for your Coraline costume.
You can make your own costume or buy one online or in a store. You’ll need a yellow raincoat and blue jeans. You should also get black boots with yellow highlights on them like Coraline’s boots. After that, it’s all about finding the right accessories.
Coraline has two main outfits. When she first moves into her new house and before she goes through the door for the first time, she wears a pink sweater with blue stars on it and blue jeans. When she goes through the door for the first time, she gets a yellow raincoat along with red gloves, green wellies and a yellow hat that matches her raincoat.