The Price Is Right Name Tags Template
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It’s Halloween! And it was a fun weekend of parties and dress up. This year bubby and I went as Bob Barker and the Next Contestant on the. Halloween 2011 Bob Barker Liam’s suit was the base of his costume. For the signature skinny microphone, I bought a Dollar Store plastic skull that had a long black stake which I removed and cut to size. I also bought a styrofoam sphere which I jabbed on and pained black.
Free Printable Name Tags Template
To grey his hair and eyebrows, we used a combination of talcum powder and hair spray paint like. The Next Contestant I bought a $2 shirt from Giant Tiger and some iron-on transfers at Staples Business Depot. I downloaded the to design the front logo. The front said “All this can be yours if the Price is Right” which I thought was cheeky. The back read “pick me to Come on Down!”, and I had on my sleeves.
Of course you could do whatever you’d like, just follow the instructions on the transfer paper package. Note: you need an inkjet printer for this. The Contestants Row board is just this Ikea that I already had and construction paper. I used a scarf and safety pins to make the sling. Both the name tags templates were found. I used the basic Marker font in Word for me and the Pricedown font again for bob.
That’s it your done! An easy cheap couple costume that I think is pretty cute! Kindly featured on.
So Halloween is right around the corner and you have either been to busy to make a costume or like me, just to cheap to go buy one, well I got you covered!! This - The Price is Right Game Show, Winner costume is SO EASY, and will only cost you $11 bucks in art supplies from the dollar store.
I made this bad boy in about 1 hour total and the best part? You can wear normal clothing!!! No more freezing your bum off, having no pockets, No face painting or random extras required. Now, most people that have grown up in North America are very familiar with the iconic game show 'The Price is Right' and this costume is a great way to dress up while avoiding breaking the bank. In this Instructable I will go through the easy and quick step by step process to make this classic game show costume. Step 1: Materials & Equipment Needed. This costume will set you back about 11 dollars.
The simplicity of the materials list will make the entire process that much simpler to construct. Materials Needed:. 3 pieces of Bristol board, different colours ( You can choose any colours but MAKE SURE one of the colours is YELLOW). 2 Pieces of foam board. 2 rolls of two sided clear tape. 1 roll of white duct tape.
1 pack of cheap foam paint brushes. 1 roll of electrical tape. 1 heavy duty black permanent marker. Some type of rope. Equipment needed. Straight edge. scissors.
sharp knife. measuring tape.
pencil. decent work surface Step 2: Cutting & Sizing Materials. The taping process is easy but crucial to make the finished product look professional so don't rush it. Step 1 - Secure the 'cut' Bristol board to the 'cut' foam board with two sided tape. Step 2 - Once the Bristol board is secure now with the WHITE duct tape create a boarder along the outer edge of the boards.
This is starting to look like a game panel. Step 3 - Using the electrical tape create another boarder but on the inside of the white duct tape Make sure to keep your lines straight and to firmly press everything down. You don't want any peeling off when wearing the costume. Boiler license exam. Step 4: Creating the Numbers.
Creating the numbers is the hardest part but can be made easy with these steps. Step 1 - measure the size of the space available for the numbers. For example; I did my green board first and the GREEN space or available space measured around 22.5 inches wide by 12' tall. Now cut the YELLOW board to that size, so that it fits inside that available space but 1/2' smaller then the black electrical tape on the top and bottom. So my yellow sheet was cut to 22.5 ' wide by 11' tall giving me 1/2' on the top and bottom of green space. Step 2 - The Price is Right podium allows for a maximum of 4 numbers in the number area. I only wanted to do 3 to make my life easier and to save on paper costs.
To figure out the width of each number simply divide the width by the number of allowable numbers, for example 22.5 ' / 4 = about 5.5' per number. Now layout the yellow sheet that is cut to the correct size and create slots at the correct width.
Step 3 - Choosing and making numbers is easy but needs to be strategic. I wanted my wife with have over 'BID' me by $1 so to make my life easier I chose $700 and $701. These numbers are easy to draw/cut and because I used repeating numbers I could trace the 7 and the 0 to make sure they are the same size.
Step - 4 Once you have cut out your letters lay them out with the correct spacing and secure firmly with tape.Pro Tip - to make the numbers look professional and more game show authentic make sure they are as even as possible in thickness and for an EVEN fancier look make the numbers slightly 'Italics'. Step 5: Creating the Microphone, Name Tag and Adding Rope. The final steps are the simplest steps but make the project come together perfectly step 1 - Carefully pull the foam head of the foam brushes and insert the thin pieces of foam board into it and BOOM you have a microphone. Step 2 - With the left over YELLOW Bristol board cut out your name tags. Using a thick black marker draw a black boarder around the outer edge of the name tag along with a small black dot at the front tip. Then PRINT your name anyway you want. Step 3 - With any type of rope that will be comfortable around your neck make a cut in top corner of the game board and push one end of the rope through then secure with a double knot.
Now measure a comfortable height and secure the other corner with tape.Pro Tip - only secure 1 side of the rope and leave extra rope on the other to allow for the costume to be used by anyone with different heights, do the same with the microphone. Step 6: Fishied and Ready to Be a Winner!!!!