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World book day - Willy Wonka costume - help!


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Goodness knows why I suggested Willy Wonka (save to counter a suggestion that he goes as Benedict from the mysterious Benedict society as that seemed too obscure ie I have no idea what that would entail)

Anyway - 8 year old - Willy Wonka, need ideas ASAP

Thanks forumites

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Got this from http://www.theschoolrun.com/12-no-sew-costumes-world-book-day


Willy Wonka

Dye your child?s dressing gown purple, or buy a cheap one to do this if you don?t want to ruin their own. Get a top hat (or make one from posterboard) and stick sweets, chocolates, candy sticks (or just the wrappers) all over it. Make a golden ticket using gold card and have them carry a tub of sweets around (if you ask their teacher, they may even be able to hand them out at the end of the day!).


My 5 year old insists on going as Charlie, so that will be one golden ticket and a couple of sweet wrappers then!

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