Alice’s Wonderland Fancy Dress Costume - School Book Week World Book Day Costume for Girls - Blue Alice Dress + Apron + Alice Band + Black & White Striped Tights + Toy White Rabbit

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You can make your Cheshire Cat’s grin as large as you like, depending on how mischievous you’re feeling. Be careful with the sizes am a 14 but went a size bigger 16 /18 this dress was more like a size 8 seller said I could only send back if package wasn’t damaged ! You could choose to just wear a white rabbit onesie, or you could go for this suitably dapper version with dress, bow-tie, hat and gloves, or this version with trousers.

Remember when cutting the tulle strips that the length will be folded and threaded around the skirt, so make sure it’s long enough. Each tutu is hand tied onto the crochet top with two double layers for extra volume and fullness so it is not see through with the top layers made using sparkle sequin tulle. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. Wellington Lions and Eagles Primaries students had fun dressing up as Mad Hatters, White Rabbits, Red Queens and Alice among many characters whilst enjoying activities throughout the day around the Alice in Wonderland story. Disney drew her with long blonde hair and a fifties style blue and white dress for the animated version. Featuring a glitter apron front with flowers and rhinestones on the waist finished with a playing card.

Inspired by this summer’s landmark exhibition Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser, we’ve come up with 5 fail-safe costume designs, based on characters from Lewis Carroll’s much-loved classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Available in Multiple Sizes: Suitable for children aged 4 to 14, ensuring a comfortable and age-appropriate fit. For this year’s World Book Day, which takes place on Thursday 5 March, numerous children have donned a variety of fun and eye-catching costumes, some of which were expertly made from scratch. These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy.This young girl delved into the future when she dressed as the whimsical Professor Trelawney from Harry Potter, looking especially mystical with her dramatic round spectacles.

I then found a spade shape online and adapted it for my needs – I printed out three sizes – 2 large for the spear and an extra one for his head; 4 middle size for the card, and 4 little ones as my Cornwall cards had a small spade by each number (my teenager says that it is only on two of the normal cards!During the day children have read the story and taken part in different activities to immerse themselves in the book, including a piece of writing as a response to their day.

The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. A white satin tulle panel at the front of the bodice creates the 'apron' design and to finish off there is a plush black bow headband.

Everyone’s costumes are really good especially the girls who dressed up as Mad Hatters because their costumes were slightly different.