I know I won’t be the only one who has had to search high and low for a Miraculous Ladybug costume. There are plenty of DIY tutorials online, but they all range in difficulty and detail, so I thought I’d make my own tutorial with my own photos and details! This tutorial will not have you sew your costume or buy a pattern, it’s simple and easy using items you can get at any craft store. I usually buy everything at Joann Fabrics & Crafts.
First step is to make a trip to the fabric store to pick out everything you need. You’ll need: red fabric (I used faux leather), black fabric (I used cotton quilting), white fabric (I used satin), felt circles for the spots (however many you want), a ladybug zipper pull, black elastic, snaps, an old red dress/shirt/pants, and a black headband.
Once you’ve got everything gathered up from the store, start by cutting out two large circles from the red fabric. These will be the main body of your ladybug costume. One circle should be slightly larger than the other. You can use a plate or something similar as a guide for cutting out the circles.
Take your two circles
So you have a little girl that is obsessed with the new Miraculous show on Nickelodeon, and now they want to dress up like ladybug for Halloween. Unfortunately, this costume isn’t sold in stores. You can order them online but they are quite expensive! I made a costume for my daughter last year and it was easy peasy lemon squeezy!
All you need is some supplies from the craft store and you should be able to make one for about $20-$25.
What do you need?
red leotard or bodysuit*
black fabric (about 1 yard) *
red fabric (about 3/4 of a yard)*
black tulle*
black ribbon*
black pipe cleaners*
hot glue gun and glue sticks*
fabric scissors *
sewing machine or needle and thread *
I’m sure most of you have seen this amazing cartoon that has taken the world by storm. I know a lot of people who are looking for DIY miraculous ladybug costume ideas. I decided to make my own and offer some tips on how you can make your own too. This is a quick post, but I’m happy to answer any questions you have if you decide to make your own miraculous ladybug costume!
I’ve been pretty busy lately and haven’t had much time to work on new posts or tutorials. However, today I’ve got one for you that’s been in the works since last fall: How To Make A Ladybug Costume!
This is a simple tutorial on how to create your own ladybug costume using paper, tape, string, glue and scissors. You’ll need some black fabric (or paint) and red fabric (or paint). It’s so easy!
Miraculous Ladybug is a popular animation that has spawned a generation of young costumed fans. If your child is a fan of Ladybug, you are probably familiar with the endless requests to purchase Ladybug-themed merchandise. However, this costume is easy to make at home for under $15!
This blog will walk you through the process of making the costume from scratch. This might seem overwhelming, but I will guide you step-by-step and show you exactly how it’s done. I have never made anything like this before, so if I can do it, so can you!
First, I needed to gather my materials. You should be able to find most of these items at your local dollar store or craft store:
– Red fabric – 2 yd (the amount may vary depending on your size)
– Black fabric – 1/2 yd
– Black ribbon – 2 ft
– Gold fabric paint (I used Tulip brand)
– Fabric glue (I used Aleene’s)
There are some pieces of clothing that people have that they love to wear. Once in a while, though, there is something that someone wants to wear but can’t find. This can be for a range of reasons.
If you want to dress as a character from a different country, it is not always easy to find the costume you need. If you want to dress as a character from a new show or movie, it may take a few months before anyone has the costume available. Sometimes, however, people just want to make their own costume so they know exactly what they are getting and how it will look on them.
Whether you want to put together Ladybug costume or any other type of costume, there are some things you’ll need to do in order to get started.
First of all, figure out how much time you have and how much money you want to spend on your costume. The cost of making one yourself can vary greatly depending on what parts of the outfit you already have and what materials and tools you need to purchase. In addition, if time is limited it could be hard for you to get everything done by the deadline for the event or party where you’ll be wearing the outfit.
Step 1: Buy a red spandex morph suit. This can be purchased online or at your local costume store.
Step 2: Get a plain black turtleneck, iron on some black felt to create the neck and waist pieces.
Step 3: Use white fabric paint to add the spots, this can be done by using a round makeup sponge dipped in fabric paint. You can also add two dots for the eyes and draw on the ladybug’s smile with a thin paintbrush.
Step 4: Make the headpiece from red felt and wire. Hot glue the 2 pieces together and then glue them to a headband. You can make antennas from pipe cleaners or buy them at your local craft store.
Step 5: You are all set! Pair this costume with some black boots or shoes and you’re ready to go trick-or-treating!
This costume is made out of a couple items you will need to gather and some you can purchase. For the headpiece, you will need a black headband, black fabric which you can buy at any fabric store (I got mine from Joann’s, but you can also use an old t-shirt or any black clothing article) and a hot glue gun. You could also use some extra yarn for the antennae. For the body piece, I just used a plain black leotard which I purchased at Target. I then found some red fabric and black fabric and cut out spots that I wanted to glue onto the leotard. You could also use a red dress instead if you have one on hand (I would recommend having this item be stretchy as well). To make the wings, I used some wire hangers and aluminum foil. The last thing you will need is paint for your face!