In keeping with tradition, it’s time for our annual food themed couples costume! Last year we were a cake slice + birthday boy, before that a croquembouche and pastry chef. But today… we’re venturing to the savory side of life with a pizza slice and delivery boy! As you longtime readers may know, these costumes have become our compromise as I always want to be a “thing” and Jeff always wants to be a “person.” See, we’re entering marriage with such great heads on our shoulders. And pizza. Most importantly pizza.
Yellow Dress
Cricut Explore™, Design Space Software + 12×12 Regular Grip Mat
Cardstock in Red, White and Green
Large Sheets of Cardboard (Found at an art supply store.)
Yellow + Red Streamers
White School Glue
Scissors
Ribbon
Stapler
Plain White Pizza Box
For the delivery boy: T-shirt, baseball cap, jeans
For the pizza slice: Yellow dress or outfit (This is my dress but it’s currently sold out. This one would be cute though!)
1. Open this project in Cricut Design Space and follow the instructions for cutting your pizza toppings and pizza sign.
2. Cut two large triangle “slices” from your cardboard. I measured from my shoulders to my knees for the length, and about six inches wider than the width of my shoulders for the width. Trim the corners of the bottom edge to give it the “curved” look of a pizza crust.
3. Cut several six foot long strips of streamers. Fold each one in half again and again until you have a section about a few inches wide. Cut one side of each section into fringe strips, about 1/2” apart.
4. Starting at the point of the triangle. Glue strips of fringe, starting about 1/2” apart working your way all the way up the triangle, but leaving about 5” unfringed at the bottom.
5. Cut a strip of red streamer the width of your triangle and trim the edges to make them wavy. Glue this piece over where your yellow streamers end, forming the “sauce” of the pizza.
6. Glue your toppings on now, however you so choose.
7. Decide which direction you want your pizza slice to hang, and staple two pieces of ribbon, one to go over each solder, to the front pizza slice. Cut each ribbon to the appropriate length and staple to the other pizza slice forming a “sandwich board” style costume that you just slip over your head.
8. Finally, glue the “pizza” sign to the top of your pizza box.
Put on your outfits, add your pizza slice and box and head out to your Halloween party!
All Photos by Studio DIY
And there it is. After Halloween is over, I might add some sides to this pizza and make it a piñata! ‘Cause we gotta reuse this costume somehow!!
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Brittni says
That pizza costume is pretty much the best costume ever. I think I say that every time you post a costume. They’re all pretty great!
Lynne says
I LOVE this! Well done!
Les Gutierrez says
you are so awesome!
i love everything about this!!!!
i think Jeff’s face in these are pretty awesome too because im pretty sure deep down in there he was laughing and having a good time!!! (:
i think this calls for a pizza workshop! 😀
and also, you make fringing look so easy!!! i have fringe scissors and that was not my experience.
how long overall did this take?
stephanie R says
This has to be one of the cutest couples costumes ever!
Aileen says
This is sooo cute! Love it.
Lyndsay // Coco Cake Land says
this is JUST TOO MUCH cuteness! has such an awesome Fast Times At Ridgemont High Feel! Jeff, you are rocking the pizza delivery boy a little too well – past life job!?? I am so stoked on this pizza costume Kelly!!!
Lu says
GREAT COSTUME!… the yellow dress you are wearing is available at nextshe.com!
Claireabellemakes says
Amazing! Jeff’s face is just brilliant too. Now how do I convince the bf we should go to a costume party?!
Lisa says
Looks awesome! My 7 yo wants to do this for Halloween- is there a trick to make sure it doesn’t slip off?
sonya purba says
HI there i cannot find the pizza project on cricut could you help please.