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Hey guys! Jay here. When I first started editing this video I was having a really hard time with it. I don't know much about sewing so it's tricky to gauge the pacing and tell a good story when you don't really know exactly what's going on. I put it down for awhile and then before we knew it, several months had gone by. :) We decided to wait it out and save it for our Halloween Series and over the last week or two Jaimie and I worked together to finish up the edit.

What started as a challenge, ended as one of my favorite videos to date. You get to see a bunch of Cullen and get a bit of a glimpse into our family. 

I really hope you guys like it.

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How to make a DIY Baby Pirate Costume | WICKED MAKERS

Jaimie and Jay make a quick and easy diy baby pirate/renaissance faire costume for Cullen and our Wicked Makers Halloween Series! Learn how easily you can make a great halloween baby pirate costume with some simple materials. This costs almost nothing to make and is super fun! SUBSCRIBE ► http://bit.ly/2EypcHI FOLLOW US! 👇 http://instagram.com/jaygrenier http://twitter.com/wickedmakers http://patreon.com/wickedmakers https://www.instructables.com/member/WickedMakers/ We both love going to the Renaissance Faire and we always dress up in full costume to get the most out of the experience! This year was Cullen's first time and we made sure he was going in style by making his very first baby pirate costume to match Jay's. The puffy pirate shirt is made from muslin (one of his old swaddles...) and the pirate vest is just some basic brown fabric. We used a piece of grey/silver fabric for the pirate sash and that was it! Very easy, simple and cheap materials,and so much fun to make. This baby costume is less about stripes, parrots, and eye patches, and more of a ren faire style outfit and we did it this way to match Jay's costume that he wears to the faires. They ended up matching perfectly and Cullen even got features on the first page of a local newspaper. We’re new to making videos so we’d love to hear your feedback! Please leave us a comment below and let us know what you think of the build! Want to see us make something? Let us know below! MATERIALS: • White/beige muslin fabric (or an old swaddle) (For the shirt) • Brown Fabric (For the vest) • A onesie/shirt that fits your child (for template) • A onesie/shirt you're okay with cutting up (for the snaps) • Gray/silver fabric (For the sash) • Thread TOOLS: • Sewing Machine (or a needle and thread and a lot of patience!) • Scissors • Pins • Marker

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