This Halloween why not chose dressup items your kids will use year round? Playsilks, fairy dresses, wings, crowns, garlands and many more of our items can be combined to create lovely fun costumes. Natural, soft, beautiful silk instead of itchy one time use costumes-eco-friendly and green as silk is an earth friendly fiber.
Some fun ideas from our Facebook fans: a silk queen, a blue and green peacock, a pumpkin princess, a super fish, a rainbow unicorn, Grandfather Twilight, sea goddess, rapunzel, and a pirate in a tutu.
Leave a comment of an idea you or your child could make out of our playsilks and enter to win a $50 gift certificate to our shop. Random winner will be chosen 10/8 in time to shop for Halloween!
The winner is:
Congratulations Nicole! Thanks everyone for entering.
Comments
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The wonderful thing about playsilks..they can truly be any character ..costume you want! Tie around waist..be a gypsy! Drape over your head..an old women… make into a bundle..its your baby…
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My daughters latest idea for Halloween is a mermaid fairy princess ??
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I have a rainbow and blossom enchanted silk- both excellent for turning girls into princesses with glistening capes. A fairy skirt from your shop would be an excellent addition though! ;) Thanks for the giveaway! cheers!
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My big girl is using a white silk and a star silk to be The Star Child. My little girl is being an autumn mermaid… which is mainly a little girl with a bunch of fall colored silks wrapped around her waist ?
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My son would use your silks for anything! A white silk as a ghost, he loves dressing up as fairies and so he would be an autumn fairy with your wings & fairy skirt! A jellyfish with the silks hanging down as tentacles… There are so many options with silks…. That’s what I love about them!
Thank you for this giveaway! Xxx -
A starburst candy!
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We have four children – ages 3-10 – who have used your play silks for many years. This halloween they are imagining a twilight fairy (my 10yo daughter) in purple, blue & green. Along with her three younger brothers as root children (Do you know the book “The Story of the Root Children”? Such a sweet book!). The Twilight fairy can be putting the root children (in their vibrant colors) to bed as winter is approaching. The root children spend the winter asleep. When spring comes, they wake up to make new clothes and get the bugs ready for spring too!
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My daughter dressed up with the rainbow silk in her head pinned with golden stars and a blue silk in the shoulder…she was Mary Jesus mother in a catholic parade for school on November 1st. Everybody liked her.
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Playsilks would be great to incorporate into a jellyfish costume!
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My kids love to wear the silks to act out plays as different elements and plants, such as “the wind”, “the earth”, “a rainbow”, or “a tree”.
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There are endless possibilities! Fairies, knights, kings, and queens. My grandchildren love swaddling dolls and making slings to carry them around the house.
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A little mermaid!
She is being the Wicked Witch. She wants to use her purple silk as a cape. We’ll use another silk in my basket so Dorothy can carry Toto.