Cut your plastic sheet to width (wrap around the outside of the bottom circle and trim to place. Then carefully and slowly glue into place being careful it’s fully dry before moving on. This takes mucho patience. With a piece of string tied to a pencil, draw a circle onto your foam core (or cardboard) And then draw another larger circle (about 3.5” larger) around that to form the bottom of the glass. Cut out with an x-acto knife. This will become the bottom of the juice that your body will go through. With your “regular” sizes of foam core, begin by marking off 1 inch sections. Line the marks up with a straight edge and cut through the top part of the foam core with your x-acto knife. This will allow you to bend the board around the bottom circle. Repeat this process with the 2nd and 3rd piece of foam core. Then start folding the creases to make the foam core rounded

Remove the fabric and ring out any large excess (but don’t ring it out too much so that it looses it’s glue). Smooth flat with your hand and then begin to place the rolled up newspaper under the fabric to mold the bacon shape. Stitch around the edge of your yolk BUT before closing it, stuff some poly fill or batting into the center of the yolk to lift from the egg white sweatshirt.

Use the remaining foam to cut the size of the bread square/rectangle. Trim away and smooth the edges/shape of the rectangle to a bread piece (round edges and shape). With the hot glue gun begin assembling the toast by gluing the crust to the outer edges of the toast. Remember that I cut the crust “higher” than the toast, so play with the depth as you glue it on to make it the most realistic. Then add your butter pad to the top where desired.

With right sides together, pin the cuff to the end of the sleeve (you will essentially put the cuff inside the sleeve so that the right sides are together) and pin the two together (begin pinning the 2 “seams” together and then match up and pin the rest of the raw edges). Carefully stitch around the pinned edge without sewing the sleeve to itself! 🙂 Of course you can’t have avocado toast without the bread, so we’re showing you how we made this super easy toast costume. Similar to the lemon (and all the costumes in this series) we used foam and paint. That’s it! Again, loosely measure how wide your kiddos shirt is and taper the outside seams so that they can approx measure with the width.

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Step 2. Use a darker brown blend of paint to paint the exterior crust and then a shade lighter on the inside edges. Then blend a light brown/tan color for the inside. You’ll have to just blend your brown and cream paints to get the exact colors you want. I first covered the crust with the darker color and layered a bit of a lighter on top (for a 2 toned look). Then I covered the whole bread with the lightest color (to take away the stark white of the foam). The begin layering other colors on top for the perfect “toasted” look. Paint the bread and the crust with 3 (or 4) different kinds of spray paint. Spray paint works best because you want to gradate the colors across the foam and this is awesome to do with spray paint. It allows you to layer and “work” the foam to get the achieved results. Google and reference a picture of toast if you need to (I always reference the“real life” things when making a costume). With 3 different colors of spray paint, begin painting the bacon. Cover the canvas with a “medium” brown color and let dry. Now add in the light and dark colors around the edges and in the middle of the bacon for the fat and the more “charred” parts. Google and reference a piece of fried bacon for color placement (I always reference the “real life” object when making a costume”! 🙂