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Monday, November 1, 2010

Halloween

My little owl!

Mason's costume this year was made entirely of things we already owned-- a brown t-shirt and an abundance of felt. (Is there anything you can't do with felt?)

It probably took me an hour and a half to make the whole costume. Cutting out the felt feathers was the most time consuming part. I sewed them onto Mase's shirt and cut out some shapes for the mask. The best part was, he didn't really even know he was wearing a costume-- and even though the elastic on the mask was a little snug, he still wanted to wear it. What a trooper!

We didn't actually go trick-or-treating this year. Our neighborhood church hosted a harvest festival with carnival games. As you can see, they let Mase cheat a little bit. Maybe it was okay since we weren't playing for candy...

He looks like such a big boy in that bounce house!

Here it is: PROOF that I don't always deprive my poor child of sugar. (Insert sarcasm and eye-rolling here.)
Rookie parent mistake: Giving your toddler sticky candy while in the car because you think the fact that it's on a stick will deter him from touching the sticky candy part.

9 comments:

  1. This weekend I cleaned out my car and found two lollipops stuck on the back of my seat. Awesome.

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  2. What an adorable owl!!! Such a great costume.

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  3. So cute!! And it's just as cute that you have an 'abundance of felt' lying around the house.

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  4. Awesome Job Tegan! Both on the costume and with the sugar. I'm so proud!

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  5. I LOVE the owl! So cute Tegan. I'm sure Mason loved every second of that lollipop!

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  6. What a sweet sweet little owl you have! Love it.

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  7. Cute! Chloe's first ever piece of candy was a lollipop on her 2nd Halloween!

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