I wanted each of the kids at the mad scientist party to have a lab coat. But I wanted to spend the most money on experiments, so real lab coats were out of the question. This is the less expensive version.
You will need:
men’s medium size v-neck tee shirts
scissors
The shirts that I purchased already had a fold line down the middle of them, so I just cut down the middle on the line. It was that easy. And no, I don’t have orange shag carpet. That is a rug under the shirt. We added simple name tags to the coats at the party. These were just labels printed from a computer.
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They turned out awesome! so genius!
Kim @ http://frostmeblog.blogspot.com
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this is such an awesome idea-thanks for sharing!
too fun!!! love the creative-ness of it!
Megan–How embarrassing! You are the expert sewer. I should have had you make some awesome lab coats. Or aprons
Found you through Tater Tots & Jello, and have been scrolling through your amazing parties. Your details are exquisite. Such creativity! Amazing! You have some of the best and most original party ideas I’v seen anywhere. Definitely following, and looking forward to more wonderful future inspirations and creations! Have a great weekend. Jenn
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