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Cover everything in duct tape. Cover the shirt and pants and cardboard with duct tape completely. The duct tape gives the clothes the plastic look similar to green army men. It can be difficult to find creative Halloween costumes for boys. This easy to make solider costume is such a neat idea. It is really easy to put together a toy army man and so creative. Another option is an awesome paratrooper costume. Take this DIY costume to new heights with some helium balloons.

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.Spray paint the costume. Now, spray paint everything with green spray paint. Try to paint with even strokes and be careful that it does not drip. Learn how to make this DIY Green Army Soldier Costume for Halloween. Skip the store bought costume and make this easy DIY costume. DIY Green Army Soldier Costume Now, it took a few days to make because you have to let the paint dry, but this is one costume you could make in a pinch! It would be so fun to use the cardboard bottom for cute photo props opportunities. I think it was two coats of primer, three coats of green paint. And no, I didn’t follow the recommend wait times for drying. I just did it all during nap. And then I let it all dry completely. When not designing and printing greeting cards, Rebekah and Matt can be found wrangling their three young boys,

Misty, I bet you could just make a smaller version of the cutout, cut it down the middle, and attach a shoe to each side. That way, your kiddo could still walk on it (separate sides), and just put their feet together to show a cohesive bottom at each door. That way they can still walk on it but not have to do the side waggle that I imagine would happen if it were just one big piece! Hi! Love your idea!! We included your costume in a round-up we did on no-sew costume ideas! Thank you for sharing!Patriotic costume for children / Hamilton costume for baby / Colonial costume / HistoryWearz™ Costume / George Washington costume I was just wondering what kind of paint it was that you used for the primer and for the colour? Did you use a glossy primer paint? Was is a household paint like Rust-Oleum? These can easily be spray painted as well. Try this idea if you prefer not to paint your child’s hands. This is a good option for younger children that might put their fingers in their mouth. Well, Cameron really wanted to be an army guy (I think he was imagining he might get a gun out of the bargain). Easy. Camo shirt and pants, right? But I decided to take it a step further and make him into the army guy he was imagining – the green plastic one.