I love recycling and I thought I could transfer that into an adorable costume. I made the skirt using the side panels of plastic shopping bags (the smaller sides that have the handles at the top) and stringing them onto a piece of yarn. The more bags, the better the skirt. I then put on an old tee-shirt and wrapped myself in duct tape to make the bodice. Final touches were the ballet laces and a soda can tab strung onto a chain.


















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northernstar
23 Mar 17:56
I love it! It looks so cool :)
stella.
23 Mar 22:23
That;s so fun! I bet you made a fun swishy noise too.
Cat Morley
24 Mar 01:52
It looks really pretty for plastic bags, great way to recycle!
Twizler
16 Apr 19:16
i would of never guessed it was made of plastic bags! what a awsome idea.
Miss Fit
26 May 15:30
i can't believe that's duct tape and plastic bags! it's gorgeous!
Miss Fit
26 May 15:31
i can't believe that's duct tape and plastic bags! it's gorgeous!
DIS.AR.RAY
24 Jun 01:36
THAT IS THE MOST AMAZING SHIRT i'E EVER SEEN! I LOVE IT. YOU ARE AMAZING
:D
that is such a cool Idea
It looks like a tutu
Bianca P.
30 Aug 03:29
Very cool! tho it wouldn't be the best for sneaking up on someone. very noisy
Amber
24 Sep 17:52
this is great!
jamie B.
05 Oct 15:11
Awesome. Can you make a skirt how to please?
ʎǝuʇɹnoɔ
20 Oct 05:35
hmmm... i might use the skirt for... something! definitely looks awesome, but the amount of plastic bags it might take... eeep.
*Metal Vyxen Em*
26 Mar 23:20
Love it !
.Emily Estatic.
02 Apr 21:32
cutttteeee
Courtney Couture
31 May 19:35
that is AMAZING!