It is not easy for a person to put on a teletubbies costume. Wearing a teletubbies costume involves all of the same challenges that come from wearing any other kind of costume, but with the added difficulty of knowing that people will laugh at you for wearing it. The following blog presents one person’s experience in putting on a teletubbies costume and may prove useful if you are considering putting on a teletubbies costume yourself.
The first thing you will want to do when putting on a teletubbies costume is choose which teletubbie you want to be. Laa-Laa is yellow, Po is red, Tinky Winky is purple, and Dipsy is green. I chose to be Dipsy, because I liked the color green best out of the available options.
Next, you will need to find an adult who owns a sewing machine and can operate it. Explain to this adult that you would like him or her to use the sewing machine to make you a teletubbies costume out of felt. It may be helpful for you to show this adult pictures of what a teletubbies costume looks like so that he or she knows what it is that he or
Putting on a teletubbies costume is not a difficult task, but it does take some time and preparation.
What you need:
* A TubbyToast Costume (Duh)
* Some undergarments to wear under the costume (Underwear and socks).
* A wig (Unless you are bald and want to be a bald teletubbies, which is ok too).
* Shoes and possibly shoe covers if the shoes you want to wear don’t match what the costume comes with.
First get your undergarments ready by putting them on or setting them nearby (depending on whether or not you are wearing them at the time). Then put on the TubbyToast costume. It should be easy to figure out how it fits together, but here is a quick rundown:
First put on the pants. They should be easy to get on, just pull them up like normal pants.
Next put on the shirt. The shirt goes over your head like most shirts do. It may take a few tries before you can get your head through all of the holes correctly, but keep trying and eventually you will succeed. Now that your shirt is on you can adjust it so that your hands fit through the openings in it. If they
By the end of this blog, you should be able to put on a teletubbies costume.
Steps
1. Get a teletubbies costume.
2. Put it on.
you will need to get clothes that fit you and also fit the correct color of the teletubbies costume. Then put on your clothes and have fun!
If you love the teletubbies and want to dress up like one, here is a guide for you.
Before you attempt to put on a costume, it’s important to find one that fits your body type. The teletubbies come in four shapes: round and short (Dipsy or Tinky Winky), round and tall (Laa-Laa), skinny and short (Po), and skinny and tall (Noo-Noo).
If you can’t find a costume in your size, remember that it isn’t necessary to be the same shape as the character. You can still dress like Po if you’re tall, or Laa-Laa if you’re fat, as long as you make up for it by wearing a hat.
I’ve been wanting to create a Teletubbies costume for a while now. I have previously made po costumes before, and I had a great time turning my sister into the Purple Teletubby.
Below are some tips on how to make your own Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa Laa, or Po costume.
In terms of materials we used:
-1 piece of 2 x 4 lumber (the length will depend on the size of the person you are making the costume for)
-2 pieces of 1/4 inch plywood (you can use thicker plywood if you want, but 1/4 inch is light enough)
-2 pieces of 3/4 inch plywood (same as above )
We also used (but these are optional):
-a few long screws
-wire mesh (to cover the head hole)
Teletubbies is a British BBC children’s television series aimed at pre-school viewers. The programme focuses on four multi-coloured creatures known as “Teletubbies”, named for the television screens implanted in their abdomens. Recognised throughout popular culture for the uniquely-shaped antenna protruding from the head of each character, the Teletubbies communicate through gibberish and were designed to bear resemblance to toddlers learning to talk.
Though critics have panned the series for its content, Teletubbies has won several awards since its 1997 debut and has remained popular in much of the world well past its intended target audience. As a result, many adults have expressed interest in dressing up as one or more of the characters for Halloween or other events.
Of all the characters on Teletubbies, Tinky Winky is arguably the most popular among adults who wish to dress up as one of them because he is distinguished by his large, triangular antenna. Because there are no officially licensed costumes available for sale, however, you will have to make your own if you want to dress up as Tinky Winky or any other Teletubby.