Print off the Crown Template #1 from above and then trace it onto a bigger piece of paper (or printer paper that’s taped together to create a bigger piece). However, if you’re making a different size, just use the templates as a guide if you need help with shape and proportion.įirst up-Poseidon’s crown. They are the templates I created to make Connor’s costume (he wears a size 10) and I just traced around them in case that would be helpful. Okay, as you can see above, I linked several different templates for this costume that you can use. ***Check out my Sewing Terms 101 post, for additional help. Sewing Supplies (here’s a list of my favorite sewing supplies, in case you need a few ideas).Faux Leather (you can find this on big rolls at the fabric store, in a variety of colors and textures).Teal flowy type of fabric for the sash ( I used a flowy polyester fabric.).White flowy type of fabric for the shirt ( I used a flowy polyester fabric, but even a spandex knit, or another type of fabric that has good movement would work too.).SUPPLIES for DIY Greek God Poseidon Costume: Want to make your own DIY Greek God Poseidon Costume?
I know these days are becoming very limited.) Haha….I love the passion of this kid so much!!!! ( And that he’s not “too cool” to dress up with his siblings yet. In case you missed it, I shared Ellie’s Artemis Greek Goddess Costume last week (there’s a link down below this first picture of Connor)….and agggh, hers just turned out so fun! And like I explained last week, the reason for the Greek Mythology costume theme this year is because Ellie and Connor are BOTH in love with the Percy Jackson book series! So when Connor (who’s 10) and Ellie (who’s 11) were discussing which characters they wanted to be ( and helping/convincing the younger kids, who haven’t read the books, who they should be), Connor quickly jumped all over dressing up as Poseidon, who is the father of the main character, Percy Jackson.Ĭonnor loved the thought of wearing a Poseidon Greek God Costume and started word-vomiting all the ideas and details that he wanted to include. Whoops! But I finally had some sun over the weekend and took a few pictures of Connor in his DIY Greek God Costume -POSEIDON!!! I tried 3 different days to take pictures of Connor’s costume last week so I could share it with you guys but I kept having problems with rain and then super dark lighting. Okay, boo to this whole fall weather stuff and the sun not staying out as long these days.
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