Step Six: Add the black “X” design using the medium of your choice. As I mentioned above, SAVE THESE to use at the pattern on Bam Bam (or Fred Flintstone) costume. Step Five: Cut triangles of equal size out of the material all around the bottom. Step Four: Cut a wide, short “V” into the neck of the costume. Step Three: Measure armhole sizes needed for your Barney and cut 1/4 inch (or far enough in to break the seam) on each arm. Step Two: Sew (or hot glue) a straight seam up both sides. Step One: Wrap brown felt around Barney for a comfortable fit. Thread/needle or Hot glue gun + glue sticks Instructions Place your wig on and feel fabulous! DIY Barney Rubble Costume Materials: Step Six: Make a bow out of blue ribbon and fasten onto the wig. Step Five: Hot glue white broach/pendant/felt circle where you fastened the black ribbon around the blue material. Bring the black ribbon around your neck and tie in the back. Use the remaining black ribbon to tie around this bunched up fabric. Step Four: Pull the material tightly around your back towards the front so that it collects in one area that you can pull up towards your neck. Pull the excess fabric over the top of the ribbon and tuck under to give the illusion of a cinched waist. Step Three: Wrap ribbon around the waist and tie in a knot. Step Two: Cut triangles of equal size out of the material all around the bottom. Cut off any excess and sew a seam down the side to make it into a dress. Step One: Wrap the light blue felt around yourself to find a comfortable fit. It was comfortable, I could adjust the dress to the length I wanted, and because the Flintstones have a “rugged” look, I didn’t have to worry about it being perfectly made! Materials:Ģ-3 yards light blue felt (I went to Joanns and found reasonably priced fabric on sale) Step Five: Give your Bam Bam his caveman club and STEP BACK because he is sure to get right into character! DIY Betty Rubble Costumeīetty Rubble was one of my favorite costumes to wear. Step Four: Hot glue the mini bone onto the front part of the loincloth where the brown strip connects. I chose to hot glue one end of the strip to the front of the loincloth and safety pin the other end in the back, but I think you would be fine hot-gluing both ends. Step Three: Using the same brown felt, cut a 3-4 inch long brown strip to attach across Bam Bam’s torso.
If you are making a Barney costume too, you can use the scraps from the bottom of the Barney outfit as the triangles- it worked perfectly for me. Step Two: Cut triangles out of brown felt and hot glue onto the orange loincloth. Leave about 6 inches of a fabric tail to act as a “belt” and help fasten it. I wrapped it around him twice before cutting it. Wrap around your Bam Bam to get the sizing right. Step One: Buy 2 yards of burnt orange fabric. DIY Bam Bam costume loincloth and caveman club Materials:Ģ yards stretchy orange fabric (I found mine at Walmart for $1/yard) No sewing necessary for an easy, breezy Bam-ing munchkin. If you’re looking for an easy DIY Halloween costume for your toddler boy, Bam Bam is your answer. However, all of these opinions are my own. Even Kim K “yabba dabba doo’d” this year.Īmazon Affiliate Disclaimer: I may earn a small commission if you choose to purchase any products or services from this website using my link. Flintstone costumes were the perfect solution! It seems that many of my fellow Floridians agreed, as little Bam Bams and Pebbles filled my post-Halloween newsfeed.
This year I made Flintstone costumes for the family as I was determined to DIY a Halloween costume for my toddler that wouldn’t leave him drenched in sweat in the Florida heat (yes, it’s still ungodly hot here during “Fall”).
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