#ZED COSTUME FROM STAR WARS FREE#

in the Turrentine Room and take photos with favorite “Star Wars” characters from the 501st, Rebel Legion and Mando Mercs. Join the trivia competition at 11:30 a.m.

#ZED COSTUME FROM STAR WARS FREE#

Attendees get a free comic book courtesy of Knowhere Games & Comics (while supplies last). Highlights include board games, a trivia competition and special guests.

Star Wars Week Finale: A free Comic Book Day for all ages is from 11 a.m.

“Star Wars”-themed story time with a reading of stories, songs, and a chance to create art from a “Star Wars” picture book.

All Inclusive Art Club: For all ages from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.

The event celebrates everything “Star Wars” with crafts, costumes, and special guests from the 501st, Rebel Legion, Mando Mercs and Saber Guild.

May the Fourth Be with You: A Star Wars Day Celebration for all ages is from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Supplies are limited, so register at /register. Attendees “create their own galaxy” on their nails, using nail polish, decals and glitter.

BeYOUtiful Nail Art: For ages 12 and older from 4 to 6 p.m.

Participants build a custom “Star Wars” spaceship from upcycled materials while supplies last.

Build Your Own Spaceship: For families with kids 5 and older from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

On this darkest of holidays, choose the light side of the Force and dress up as one of the good guys from Star Wars! Making your own costume can be fun, budget-friendly, and a great way to express your creativity.Here’s the lineup for this year’s program at the library, 239 S. Maz Kanata ( Star Wars: The Force Awakens) These are your first steps…to making your Halloween Star Wars-spooktacular! Here are three DIY Star Wars costume ideas that will make a statement, but won’t get you in debt with Jabba. Many people dress up as pirates for Halloween, so why not dress up as the pirate queen of Takodana? This Maz Kanata costume is super-comfortable and practical for Fall weather. Maz also wears lots of jewelry, so pile on those accessories. (I found these black welding cup goggles on Amazon for a very reasonable price!) Step 1: Paint the rims of the goggles silver using acrylic paint.Īnd if you happen to have a Chewbacca backpack, wear it! After all, she likes that Wookiee. Step 2: Cut a hole on the right and left sides of the beanie. The hole should be big enough to fit over the sides of the headphones. Step 3: Wrap duct tape around 4 pipe cleaners. Put on the goggles and headphones, then trim the length of the pipe cleaners according to where it matches up with the headphones. Hot glue the wrapped pipe cleaners to the sides of the goggles. Step 4: When wearing the costume, use duct tape to secure the open sides of the pipe cleaners to the sides of headphones. I cut out the duct tape in circles so it matched the shape of the headphones.įor Maz’s ensemble, head to your local thrift store to see what treasures you can unearth. The vest I’m wearing was originally a cream-colored jacket. I dyed it gray, cut off the sleeves, and hemmed it to make it shorter. Maz’s pants are baggy so harem pants offer a similar silhouette. Jedi Master Luke ( Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi) You just need your boyfriend Chewbacca, and you’re ready for Halloween! Maz knits her own clothes and socks but I used Muk Luks slippers and a teal knitted sweater that I found at a garage sale.

This year your child has decided to dress up as Rey. White/cream tunic or banded collar shirt.While this costume requires some sewing, if you’ve got a Jedi robe from past Halloweens, you’re halfway there! So who better to show her the way of trick-or-treating than Jedi Master Luke? This look is based on one of Luke Skywalker’s outfits in The Last Jedi. Step 1: Measure the width of your shoulders, from one end to the other.

Then measure from your shoulders down to a few inches above your ankles. Use those measurements to cut 2 rectangles from the tan linen fabric. Step 2: For the front, cut the other rectangle either straight down the middle or with a v-shape at the top (see photo). Sew the 2 front pieces to the back piece at the top of the shoulders. Leave the sides, front, and bottom of the tabard unattached. Step 3: Measure from your shoulder to your ankles. Use that measurement to cut 2 rectangular strips. These strips should be half the width of one of the front tabard pieces. Step 4: Sew the cream strips to the top of the shoulders of the tabard.

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