Now that Halloween is upon us, it’s the perfect time to make your own stitch costume from scratch using these materials:
1. A large sheet of poster board
2. A pair of scissors
3. A measuring tape or ruler
4. A black fabric marker or pen
5. Black, blue, and white fabric paint
6. Paintbrush
7. Blue posterboard (or a second large sheet of poster board)
8. White paper lunch bag
9. Blue duct tape (or blue electrical tape)
10. Blue masking tape (or more blue duct tape)
11. Velcro (optional)
12. Hot glue gun (optional)
I made my own stitch costume from scratch using these materials: a sewing machine, thread, scissors, felt (I used 2 layers of fleece), fabric glue, stuffing, and a blue hoodie.
I used this pattern to make the costume! I wanted to make it from scratch instead of buying something pre-made because I have a very particular vision for what stitch should look like and I wanted to make sure everything was just right! The pattern is free and easy to use! First I made the body parts and then sewed them together like the pattern says.
I did not follow the pattern exactly because I didn’t take pictures while making it so I can’t remember exactly how I did some things lol. After sewing the body together I stuffed it with stuffing (you can use polyfill or whatever you want).
Then I cut out two layers of fleece for each ear and sewed them together leaving enough room at the bottom to turn it inside out then sewed it shut. Then I glued one ear on each side of the stitches head and sewed them in place using a ladder stitch (this took forever). Next up was the tail which is just felt cut into a triangle shape and glued onto the backside with fabric glue. Also I cut out
Stitch is an adorable blue Disney character who has a cult following and appeals to kids and adults alike. If you’ve ever wanted to dress up as him, here’s your chance. Stitch can be a fun costume to make, because there are so many different ways you can do it. However, it may not be feasible to make him look like he does in the movies or TV shows, unless you have access to professional production equipment.
This tutorial will cover all the basics of what you need to get started on your own Stitch costume. It includes links to helpful resources that will help you complete your project. You’ll learn about all the materials required for making Stitch costumes, as well as some tips on how to make them from scratch using simple household items and fabrics.
If you’re looking for more detailed instructions on making a Stitch costume from scratch, check out these other tutorials: How To Make A Stitch Costume – Part 2 of 3; How To Make A Stitch Costume – Part 3 of 3; How To Make A Stitch Costume – Part 4 of 3; How To Make A Stitch Costume – Part 5 of 3; How To Make A Stitch Costume – Part 6 of 3
Here’s a step-by-step guide to making your own Stitch costume! It’s super easy and cheap. You probably have most of the materials lying around your house. You will need:
1. A blue t-shirt
2. A blue headband
3. Some blue fabric
4. Scissors
5. Needle and thread
6. Stuffing (or an old pillow)
First, cut out two large ovals from the fabric. They should be big enough to cover your thighs, but not so big that they drag on the ground when you walk. Sew the edges together, like a pillowcase, leaving one side open so you can put stuffing in it later. Don’t forget to sew on the tail! Then use a needle and thread to sew them onto the front and back of your t-shirt, putting one oval on each side of your hips. Be sure to leave room for your legs!
Next, cut out two smaller ovals from the fabric and sew them onto the front of your shirt, in between the other two pieces (see picture). These will be Stitch’s “hands.” Now take some stuffing and stuff it into the two leg pieces until they’re nice and fluffy. Then sew up
For the costume, you will need:
– Two pieces of blue felt for the ears, cut out with scissors.
– One piece of blue felt for the stitch’s body, about 6 inches wide and 9 inches long.
– Cotton balls.
– Blue paint to color the cotton balls.
– Hot glue gun or glue stick (Elmers).
– One piece of white felt for the eyes, cut out with scissors.
1. Cut out two pieces of felt for Stitch’s ears and one for his body. The body should be about 6 inches wide and 9 inches long. The ears should be half as wide and tall as the body piece.
2. Place the ears on top of each other in a “V” shape, making sure that they are facing downward. Glue them together using hot glue gun or glue stick (Elmers). Again, make sure they are facing downward, so that they look like Stitch’s ears when looking at them from behind.
3. Take one white piece of felt and glue it to the blue felt, right at the top of where Stitch’s head will be located (on his body). Leave at least an inch below it, which will serve as part of his face when you
When you’re a kid, Halloween is all about making the best possible costume.
You’ve probably seen the “stitch” costume that’s been going around on Pinterest and it’s a pretty simple costume to make. You’ll need some simple materials like a pair of scissors, a hot glue gun, and some fabric or felt.
First you’ll want to cut out two identical pieces of your fabric/felt – one for each side. Make sure they measure about 6 inches long by 3 inches wide so they fit over your shoulders comfortably (you can always trim them down later if you need to). Then, use the hot glue gun to stick them together at one end so they form an upside down triangle shape with a flat edge running along its base (this will be what goes across your chest).
Next, take another piece of fabric/felt that measures approximately 8 inches long and 4 inches wide (again, this can be trimmed later). Place this piece over top so it covers up the seam between both sides and then use your hot glue gun again to secure it into place by gluing just along its edges (not all around).
Once everything has dried completely, add some embellishments such as buttons or sequins if desired!
Now you have a perfect
Materials:
1. Needle and thread or sewing machine
2. White felt for body, ears and feet
3. Blue felt for ears and eyes
4. Black felt for tongue, mouth and button
5. Yellow felt for eyeballs
6. Pink felt for cheeks
7. Scissors
8. Glue