Costume Construction Course
Is anyone familiar with the construction zone Halloween costime that was in Family Fun Magzine?
This costume was made out of a black sweatsuit using yellow tape or iron on material. I made it for my son several years ago. My younger son is now interested in construction equipment and would like to make it again. I know I am forgetting many of the details and of course cannot find the pictures that I took that year. I can’t find it on the Family Fun website anymore. If anyone made this or knows where I can find a picture of this costume, please let me know.
If it’s not on the website then you could go to the library and see if they have that particular issue of the magazine and you can see it from there.
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