and home-made Taco Bell sauce packets for Halloween.
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2 comments:
How did you make the homemade taco bell sauce costumes?
They're made from double knit fabric (strong and stretchy and doesn't need bottom hem). Buy 1 yard of 54" wide. Cut front and back pieces and sew side seams together to desired curve of body (hips and chest). Sew 1-inch casing and insert 1/2-inch elastic at the top. Cut to desired length. Use bottom trim for hairbow or headband. Use iron-on transfer to copy Taco Bell logos and make white Message Space with fusible fabric and Sharpie marker.
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