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How to Be a Scarecrow for Halloween
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Being a scarecrow for Halloween is a classic and fun costume idea that can be easily created with a few items. Here are some steps to help you become a scarecrow for Halloween: 1. Start with a flannel shirt and jeans. You can choose to wear a plaid shirt and jeans or create a more weathered look by using an old shirt and pants. 2. Stuff the shirt and pants with hay, straw or raffia to create a "scarecrow" look. Be sure to fill the shirt and pants enough so that they are full and not flat. 3. Find a hat that fits the style of your costume. A straw hat or a cowboy hat are both great options. 4. Paint your face to look like a scarecrow. Use white face paint as a base and add black triangles around your eyes and mouth to create a stitched-on look. You can also add red circles to your cheeks for a rosy appearance. 5. Create a scarecrow nose by using a small piece of orange felt or construction paper. Cut it into a triangle and attach it to your face with adhesive or string. 6. Wear gloves and attach hay, straw or raffia to them to create the appearance of "straw hands". 7. Finish off your costume by wearing brown boots or shoes. With these simple steps, you can become a scarecrow for Halloween and have a fun and festive costume.
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