If you have not seen The Lego Movie this costume won't make sense, if you have, well we hope you enjoy...
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Our final products! Here's how to make it! |
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We painted the faces after gluing but realized it would have been easier to paint the faces on the posterboard then glue it onto the wreath forms. |
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We are not artists but we did OK hand drawing the faces and cutting out the mouths. We then used sharpie and paints to make the eyes and glasses. |
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Connie clearly has more artistic ability than me, look at her work! |
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Meow..distractions. |
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It helped to have both of us gluing the posterboard to the wreath forms. One wreath form on the bottom and one on the top. |
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Almost done! |

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We found a few wrinkles but were able to smooth them out. |
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Half Lego! |
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We used yellow paint to paint the foam wreaths to make our posterboards. |

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More kitty play.... |


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We just fond large boxes behind and opened them completely. Then we cut large round holes for our heads. |
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We used this picture from online to draw and paint the bodies. |
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After painting the bodies we were finished! |
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We had a great time at the carnival! |