


Seriously, though, my favorite costumes are those creatively put together (like the paper mache teapot), not the purchased kind. Here are some that would be easy to pull together:
- A matchmaker serving a brew guaranteed to bring love into your life
- A gypsy (with a fish bowl for a crystal ball - I did this one year), reading your tea leaves
- Mary Poppins (black dress, umbrella), serving tea
- Instructions for sewing a tea bag costume
OK, clever readers, what tea-themed costume ideas do you have?
5 comments:
That paper mache teapot is adorable! I would love one of those... but where would you store it? For our annual garlic dinner we always dress in costume. One year I made a 'quick' tea bag costume with two pieces of cardboard thrown over my shoulders and a large tag attached... didn't take a picture at the time, but people knew what I was!
Nancy
Too bad I don't have girls! :(
You should make the teapot for Lola when she's a little oder.
No ideas, but I love your ideas. The paper mache teapot is fun!
I'm low on creativity just now, but one of these days . . .
I do love that tea pot costume!
I think a boy could go as a tea leaf and perhaps I could as an adult. Or maybe a teacup wouldn't be too feminine though a lot of premade teapot costumes are for the girls.
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