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Tim Burton's Mad Hatter Costume

by Nicole
(Clinton, Maryland, USA)

My Homemade Mad Hatter Costume

My Homemade Mad Hatter Costume

My costume is inspired my Tim Burton's version of the Mad Hatter. I did not have time to take pictures in the process of my making the costume due to time constraints, but it was made completely from scratch.

I started by making the infamous hat which was made from poster board, cardboard, an old scarf, a 10/6 card, and some mock vintage hat pins.

Next I created the fingerless gloves using some old plaid shorts.

Then I made the arsenal of thread using black string, over 20 spools of thread, and an old black belt. I then proceeded to distress and old brown blazer I purchased at a thrift store, along with some olive green pants, an orange sock, and stripped blue sock, and some old boots.

Then I added the accessories, including hand-made thimbles, a mock push-pin ring, and my roommate’s yellow scarf.

I concluded this look by painting my nails yellow, putting in green contact lenses, painting my face white, and putting on "mad hatter" make up.

This costume took approximately a month's time of preparation and 12 hours to create. This most difficult part of this costume was... well, there's a tie between the making of the hat and the make-up.

All in all, I had a blast making this outfit and I received tons of complements.

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