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Baby Flower Costume

An "Awww"-inspiring costume for your growing baby

By Christina Vercelletto; photo by Tamara Muth-King, Babytalk
 
Supplies:
  • Colored felt
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Bonnet or hat with chin strap
Directions:
Cut 12 to 15 large petals out of felt and glue along the front edge of the hat. (Optional: Cut about a 12-inch length of pointy fringe from different color felt and glue to hat to frame face.) Then dress your baby in green and go play FTD at the neighbors!

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