I’m dressing my kid in a black sweatsuit, with black socks, gloves, and sneakers. Also, a black stocking cap, black makeup, and dark sunglasses.
Little Johnny Invisible Pedestrian™
I know what you’re sayin’ right now, “Ain’t that dangerous for the kids? What with people in cars not being able to see them?”
Well, hey! Kids are smart nowadays. They know to get out of the way of cars. Come on! They can see them coming. Unless they’re blind.
And, that’s why the package has a warning lable on it, in big letters:
Never tried this, but they usually sell big plastic witch’s cauldrons rather cheap. Seems like you could turn it over, cut a part of it out for the face and wrap it in tinfoil.
There’s this (quite convincing-looking) NASA astronaut helmet that’s made of cloth that I found at Imaginarium a whike back. It’s way cool. If you don’t have the time to make your own, this might be what you’re looking for. It fits adults.
It sounds like you’re all ready to go, Shirley, but I thought I’d still share my first impulse: I’m sure those silver dryer vent tubes could be incorporated here somehow!
And, it’s nice to see another mom who creates costumes. I don’t sew, but I always rig the kids up with something that turns out way cooler than buying some cheesy off-the-rack-everyone-else-has-one-too crap.