#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME HOW TO#
#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME MOD#
#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME UPGRADE#

Make the Marshall Paw Patrol Costume Vest: I highly recommend laminating it – a bit of packing tape does the job! Punch a hole towards the top and use string to tie it onto the fleece. Attach a bit of hook and loop closure to the ends.Ģ. Cut out a strip of yellow fleece or felt large enough to fit loosely around your child’s neck. Make the Marshall Paw Patrol Costume Collar:ġ.

#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME MOD#

Spread a thin, even layer of Mod Podge on top and allow it to dry completely. Place your badge and smooth any air bubbles.

Peel the sticker off your fire hat (you may want to soak it in soapy water for a bit so that it comes off easily.) Spread some Mod Podge on that front section. Trace the middle section – the smaller badge shape – and cut it out from gray felt or construction paper. Glue the top of the triangle to the inside of your Marshall hat.ħ. Cut black cloud shapes – a few per ear – and glue them on.ĥ. Create your ears! Make ’em big, floppy, and fun! Cut two triangles with rounded edges.Ĥ. Cut strips of yellow fleece or felt and glue it around the perimeter of the hat. Paint or spray paint your flashlight blackĢ. Make the Marshall Paw Patrol Costume Fire Hat:ġ.

#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME HOW TO#

How to make a DIY Marshall Paw Patrol costume:

A loose-fitting shirt to measure the vest size.

Optional: a flashlight, painted black.

Fleece or felt in the following colors: red, white, yellow, gray, and black.

What you need to make a DIY Marshall Paw Patrol costume: I had to recreate both my and Baby Y’s vests because I used fitted shirts to measure. It IS important to use a loose-fitting shirt to measure the size of your vest. The badge on the hat was made from gray and white felt but you can use construction paper too! You can use stiff felt if you want for this as it gets decoupaged right onto the hat. Since I just needed small amounts of black and white, it was perfect.Tip: read product reviews to judge if the felt you’re considering is soft enough – or just go with fleece! For the yellow, I used scraps of yellow fleece from Rubble’s costume. If you’re using felt, it needs to be super soft, so I got this package. For the red vest, I got one yard of this fleece. You can use fleece or felt for this tutorial. Tutorials will follow, of course! The vest that I created for the costume is the same for all of them, as is the collar – it’s really the Marshall Paw Patrol costume hat that’s unique to this tutorial. The rest of the family dressed up as well! Daddy was Rubble, I was Skye, and Baby Y was Baby Zuma. A cool alternative could be to make a flashlight out of cardboard tubes. He also helped with that part, by painting the flashlight. M clearly didn’t mind that, and he enjoyed having his flashlight on him. So unless you add a counterweight to the other side, you’ll have a lopsided hat. It threw off the entire balance of the hat. I’ll confess: I’m not positive a real flashlight is the best idea.

#DIY ADULT PAW PATROL COSTUME UPGRADE#

We tossed in his favorite flashlight to upgrade the cool factor of the costume! For M, who was three at the time, I made this Marshall Paw Patrol costume out of fleece, a fireman hat, and some printables available on. Two years ago, it was Sesame Street family costume time, and so last Purim, I created this set of Paw Patrol costumes for our family. We dress up as a family – one year we did a Looney Tunes inspired family costume, another time it was Winnie the Pooh. I love the challenge of creating DIY costumes.

I love creating easy no-sew costumes – it not only saves lots of money, but at this age, the kids are proud of what their mama made! Disclosure: this post contains affiliate links. Got a Paw-Patrol obsessed preschooler? Make this DIY Marshall Paw Patrol Costume, inspired by the popular show! It requires no sewing whatsoever (though you can sew it if you prefer) and is surprisingly cheap to make.

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