As Little Bo Peep from the movie, Toy Story, girls will be able to be either a sweet gal or a kick-butt fighter! Bring Toy Story to li fe with a couple of costume, too, because Woody was Bo Beep’s beau straight from the beginning! In that version, you can put together a Bo Peep cosplay dress costume with hat and crook to complete your look. Of course, you can also become Bo Peep from the Toy Story franchise. Whether you’re a kid or an adult, Little Bo Peep’s pink and white gingham make a great look. She’s always a demure-looking lass at first, but she’s nearly always got a surprise, too! Which version of Little Bo Peep do you love the most? Do you picture Lil’ Bo Peep’s classic look? In the antebellum age of the south, the look was Little Bo Peep, but even outside that age, we still love a pair of matching bloomers and bonnet for an authentic Bo Peep portrayal. We practiced our faces in the mirror.There are all sorts of stories about Little Bo Peep. It was the perfect size! We attached it with brown craft ribbon. Finally I was in the dollar tree and noticed a dog toy that was a white circle. The pull string was the hardest to find, but I knew it was really important. I borrowed the holster out of my little brother’s toy box, and we borrowed my pastor’s cowboy boots.
We cut a piece of wood into a matchstick shape, for woody’s holster, and painted the tip white and red. I used a ruler and red sharpie to add the red stripes to his shirt. We bought little kid party favor sheriff badges for his badge and spurs on his boots (I painted them gold to match the belt) We bought super large pearlescent buttons and I sewed them onto his shirt. We cut up an old set of cow pajamas for the vest, and found a cowboy belt buckle that we painted flat god to make it look plastic.
I created doll curls by sculpting my hair around curlers (I left them in all night), and I curled my hair (I don’t have bangs!) around a toilet paper roll, to make her perfect poofed bangs.įor his, we thrifted to find a bright yellow shirt and cowboy hat and belt that looked plastic-y. Underneath, I wore light blue capris pajama pants fringed with lace as my pantaloons. To give my skirt lift, we bunched up an old huge tulle mosquito net and sheets around a piece of elastic in the absence of a hoop skirt. I had a more accurate shirt (for a close and easy match use a pink deep V-neck, and a lacey blue camisole), but at the last minute I borrowed my Aunt’s corset for the party, because It just looked cuter. The shepherd’s crook is a shower curtain rod and a large candy cane yard decoration wrapped in blue wrapping paper (and some packing tape). The sleeves were made out of left over skirt fabric. The hat is actually a large white sun hat that I sewed pink fabric onto and tied into place with wire and fishing line. I made mine out of a 3 XL white polyester skirt, that we painted pink circles on, using paint dipped styrofoam bowls as a template, white tights, and shoes I found at a thrift store. I saved a picture of the couple on my phone, and for weeks, I would stop at every thrift store, garage sale, and garbage pile I passed, collecting any component I could find for either outfit, checking things off of my list as I went. Sick and tired of all of my peers going around in short miniskirts and cat ears, or X-Rated Disney princesses, I decided you could make a sweet and sexy G-rated costume. Every year, we look at ourselves and decide what couple we could play convincingly, so our looks will lend to our costume.
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