Minnie mouse ears template

Add a crossed line over the circle 3. With an oblong, draw the nose right below the horizontal line and add a curved line on top of it 5.

On top of the curved line, draw the eyes by sketching two small oblongs. Add small circles to be the pupils and draw three curved lines on top of each eye to be her eyelashes. For the mouth, draw a long curved line and add another curve on each edge to make a smiling effect. Make an M shape to draw the tongue 7. Add a ribbon on top of her head between the ears 9.

Finalize the outlines Finish it with coloring your drawing. Minnie Mouse has an iconic look with her big ears, bow, and feminine outfit. It is no wonder many people choose to dress up as her for special occasions like Halloween. If you are planning to go to the next Halloween dressed up as her, you can totally make the classic costume yourself with simple supplies and materials. Here is the tutorial: 1. Fold the foam in half to make the ears thicker. Cut a strip the length of your headband measurement from Step 3.

For mine, I had to go corner to corner across the felt sheet diagonally. Your strip should be slightly narrower than the width of your headband. Fold the strip in half to find the center and put a dab of hot glue in the middle of the inside of your headband.

Press them together. Once the glue is secure, work your way down one side, adding the hot glue and inch at a time, until you reach the end. Then repeat the process for the other side. If your headband narrows at the ends like mine, your felt will be sticking out slightly.

Use scissors to carefully trip the edges until they fit correctly. Take two of your ear fabric circles and line them up with the right sides together.

This means you want the sides of the fabric that you want visible touching in the middle and the reverse side facing out. Beginning at the flap, sew or glue around the edge of the circle until you reach the other end of the flap leaving a seam allowance. Adjust it as necessary to lay flat with the seams.

If you cut it too big, you can always pull it back out for a trip and then reinsert it. It should look a little bit like a balloon now. Using the cotton batting, lightly stuff the ears.

Once the ear is stuffed to your satisfaction, fold one side of the flap over and use a dab of hot glue to secure it. Then fold the other side of the flap over it and fasten it with a line of hot glue. There are several ways to do this. Hold it for a minute to make sure it dries. Repeat for the second ear.

Using a ruler or cutting mat, trace a 3 in x 6 in rectangle on the back of your bow fabric. Then trace a 10 in x 14 in rectangle separately. Cut out your rectangles. Fold the smaller rectangle lengthwise hot dog style for those of us who are still overgrown kids so that the right sides touch each other. Flip this right-side out. Using a safety pin to pull it can also help, but be careful not to tear your fabric.

Set it aside. When you get to the end, turn and stitch along the bottom until you reach the center fold. On the top edge, start at the center fold and sew across, stopping around 2 inches from the first seam you made. Flip your fabric right side out and flatten it so that the long side seam is in the center.

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