Need a last-minute costume? Well yee-haw, pard’ner, you can slap together a cowboy outfit in no time.
Collect all the elements and props that you’ll need. If you’re missing any of the items, a local toy store and/or second-hand clothing shop should have anything you need.
Put on the jeans, shirt, belt and vest; tie the bandanna around your neck.
Traditionally, the bandanna is tied behind the neck for men, and in front of the neck for women.
Put on the pistol holster complete with toy pistol.
When looking for toy pistol, look for one styled as a revolver.
Coil the rope into a lasso. Use a zip-tie to hold the coil or rope together, unless you plan to play with the rope while wearing the costume.
Hang the lasso from your belt using a clip-on hook, or attach it to your belt with a zip-tie.
To take your outfit over the top, make a bolo tie by clipping a length of thin cord or rope around your neck with a toy sheriff badge or belt buckle.
Put on your hat and boots and giddy-up, ‘cause the party is a’waitin’.
Many modern cowboys still ride horses to monitor their cattle herds, and still carry guns as protection against wild animals.
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Comments (3)
I enjoyed watching that! FUN!
over 3 years ago by filmFlicka
thanks - we had a lot of fun making it.
over 3 years ago by damonzwicker
Quite helpful. I always go to Halloween parties as a cowboy and would never get the reception I was looking for from the ladies.
I realize the reason was because I was tying my bandana in the front. Next Halloween I will be called a cowboy and not broke back or caballero. Look out cowgirls.
over 3 years ago by liznoint
quite useful,How To Make a Cowboy Costume, I will share these to my friends, all of us at equestrianloves.com, Love horses very much. Thank you for your help
6 months ago by Alice_Barb
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