I found the camera right were I thought it ought to be. I just didn’t see it at first glance.
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Garden gnome with homemade sign |
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Full length shot. He wore this costume late on Friday, so he didn’t change before coming home. “Just don’t ask me to stop at the store,” he said. |
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Yard decoration. That’s one HUGE gnome. |
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World’s cutest witch. |
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When it was time to go, she refused to wear the hat, and decided yellow rain boots were a better accent. |
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Note the “true to life” sweaty hair. That jacket is a lined raincoat. It was NOT made with Georgia Halloweening in mind (temps in the 80s). |
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Jenny dressed as a witch for the piano recital, but switched to Rapunzel later on. |
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I did the whiskers for the piano recital. |
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Bill did the whiskers for Trick or Treating. |
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I think the musketeer costume turned out very nicely. |
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I had to purchase the blue fabric, but the silvery ribbon adorned a present I received years ago. I’ve used it for many costumes. |
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Halloween 2010 |
You are an amazing mom!
Cool costumes. I love the creativity — a paper feather? Awesome!
I am so glad you posted pictures! Those are amazing!!! They are all fabulous but I love the Musketeer! And we have purchased wigs before too! Sometimes they just add that little something extra to the complete the look.
Such great and creative costumes. I have to say the gnome and musketeer are my favorites, although Rapunzel is quite stunning.
Fantastic costumes! Musketeer is great!
Such talent and what fun!
Everyone is cute…but the yard knomes are really great! Very unexpected.