No-Sew Captain Marvel Toddler Costume

Time needed: 2 hours

This project will take a couple hours to finish because of the drying time. Just set aside and work on something else while the fabric glue and paint dry!

1. Block off design

   Use the Captain Marvel Star Logo pattern to cut the wax paper. Use a iron on low heat to stick in place. Make sure that you completely enclose the sections of the t-shirt top that you don’t want spray paint on. Spending a little more time applying the wax paper will make your job so much easier when you’re spray painting!
   
   

2. Apply paint

   Using light and even coats, apply the red paint to the exposed areas of fabric (collar and lower arms). Set aside to dry completely. Once dry, remove wax paper.
   
   

3. Block & Color Blue Sections

   Cut the opposite sections of wax paper to completely enclose the red sections you just colored. Iron over the red portions and spray with blue paint. Again, allow to dry completely before removing wax paper. Don’t worry if the red and blue lines along the collar don’t match up completely. That border will be covered by the gold fabric. Try to get the arm lines to match as best you can.
   
   

4. Cut gold fabric

   Use the Captain Marvel Star Logo pattern to cut shapes out of the gold fabric.
   
   

5. Apply gold to shirt

   Use a paint brush to apply Fabric Fusion to the back of the gold fabric and place on t-shirt. You may need to hold down some of the more difficult sections (along arm crease) while they dry. Continue line around the back. Add the star for the final touch to the No-Sew Captain Marvel Toddler Costume!
   
   

6. Red boots (optional)

   These red boots are optional but looks super adorable! If you can’t find red boots in your toddler’s size, I found these at Old Navy and painted them red with paint specifically formulated for leather/pleather.
   
   

7. Making the sash (optional)

   Make a quick sash by cutting the lower section of a large red t-shirt. This is more of a vintage Captain Marvel detail so it’s totally optional.