Frozen Princess Anna Costume
I worked too hard on this not to share it! This is my Frozen Princess Anna costume, AKA the culmination of hours and hours of hand stitching and multiple trips to the fabric store.
The dog was supposed to be Sven but he ate his reindeer antlers so that’s not actually happening.
I’m especially proud of the applique, which is made from felt, and the cape. The skirt and vest are actually upcycled from old garments that were cut down and re-sewn. The vest was a 3/4 sleeve shirt I no longer wore, so I cut off the sleeves and those became the boot spats. Everything else was made from materials I already had, so I only had to buy the shirt, the gold trim and the felt!
Did you make or buy your Halloween costume this year?
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Wow this is AMAZING. Talk about dedication. The final product looks great!
I put together a cat costume 30 minutes before I had to leave for a party! Your costume is way better than mine ?
Love this! So cute and so creative!
XO Corbin Tate
Classy South Blog
oh wow! Kudos to you for all of that hand-stitching! Struggles are real without sewing machines but your costume looks great! ?
I fought with my sewing machine and finally gave up!
Love it! It turned out perfectly!
This costume looks amazing! As a sewer I can’t imagine how much time you spent making this.
My best friend is obsessed with Frozen so I’m going to send this to her immediately. ?
Haha thanks ? It did take a long time but I really enjoy creating decorative things so it just seemed like fun.
I LOVE THIS. I was in London for Halloween, and wasn’t feeling particularly creative, but I would have totally dressed up as a character from Frozen! Although, truthfully, I would have gone as Olaf. ?
Love this! I would love to see an Olaf costume.
WOW GURL! So creative! My little cousins were Elsa and Anna this year haha
Cute! If I had a sister I would have made her be Elsa haha
This looks amazing! All of your hard work clearly paid off!
Thanks, Corinne!