[line] Cat Costumes[line]
[line]Cat Tutu[line]
1. Cut to size a piece of ribbon with room to tie around the waist. Mark each side were the ribbon will be tied around the child’s waist. 
2. Take the tulle and cut it into long pieces according to your child’s height. My pieces were 7-8 inches in length when folded in half. So 14-16 inches total.
Next I used a combination of knots to secure the tulle onto the ribbon. I used two different types of tulle and a traditional knot and a slip knot to secure the tulle. This makes the tutu a little more fuller all the way around.
To slip knot, fold each strip of tulle in half. This should create a loop on one end and two loose tails on the other.Then take the halved tulle strips over the ribbon so that only a few inches of the loop stick out over the top. Then fold the tail ends around the waistband and pull them through the loop! Tighten and repeat until finished!
Check out the other costumes from this months challenge!!
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Mimi says
October 15, 2014 at 1:10 pmAbsolutely darling! Way to get creative. You’ve GOT to tell me where you snagged those shoes though. In loooooove! 🙂
Mimi
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Krystal says
October 12, 2015 at 12:36 amOH my goodness this is too adorable!!! Gotta make it for my little girl. Thanks so much for the tutorial!!
Destiny says
October 14, 2015 at 7:46 amThanks for visiting Krystal! Have fun!
Carol says
August 31, 2016 at 10:02 pmAbsolutely could not get enough of looking at your little one in her cat costume!! Brilliant! Completely over the moon for this. Sadly, my grandkids are all teens or in their early 20’s. So I will have to wait for great-grandkids to make something like this for one of them! (Luckily, I am young enough that that could happen before I get too old and crusty, LOL!) God bless and please keep doing what you do! We are better off for it!