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In Honor of this movie, here is a fun DIY TIKI Costume you can make!!!
Tiki Face:
I took a large cardboard box and used one of the sides to draw on a
face. I found an image on line and drew the face on freehand and marked
what colors we wanted to use on the face.
Next up was painting the mask. I used acrylic paint from the craft
store (normally $.50 a bottle). It dried really fast on the cardboard,
so painting went fast. Some areas needed two coats (lighter colors).
Here you can see the finished product before cutting it out! The area
not painted is the eye area that will be cut out further along in the
process. I used craft scissors and an exacto knife to cut out the
mask.
Then, we bought a two hula skirts at the dollar store and a couple of
leis. I had originally planned on using the leis around the mask, but
instead we wrapped them around ankles on wrists.
I tried using glue to secure the skirt around the head, but that did not
work. I was fearful staples would show through or irritate little
man. So on top of the glue, I applied Duct Tape and the skirt attached
perfectly to the backside of the mask. Next we had to make it
wearable! We took an old baseball hat that had a black strap and
clasped it through the eye hole. The hat was worn backwards on his
head and I took the second skirt and taped it over the hat so it and
the back of his head was covered!
Feather the skirt around the hat and face to your liking. Depending on
the height of your tiki, you may need to trim the bottom of the skirt
that hits the floor.
Pair with khaki pants and a dark shirt and tiki is ready for a night out!
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