I just ran across these darling costumes created by Jodi Levine for the October 1998 issue of MS Living.

In this video I show you how I made my dandelion hat inspired by Pushing Daisies. I honestly had a hard time making this but and happy I continued working on...

Okay, come on, how in the world was I supposed to choose ‘only a few’ of your costumes to share today?!! Holy smokes…….you have all b

Rachel Burke on Instagram: “I made this foil daisy flower hat and you can too! You could of course paint this hat any of the colours 🌸 and oh gosh I am pretty obsessed…”

I've got 5 words for you: Costumes should be worn everyday. How much do you love these "garden kids"?!? Ok, I have to play favorites here, because, "The Rose Costume" above is adorable times 10. These kids flower costumes are amazing- the Flower Pot- I mean, how awesome are these!?! and introducing Miss Iris Costume 2012.... Have no fear, we haven't saved all the fun for the girls.....every garden need a gnome! The beard. The beard cracks me up....... Say, you've got a taller gnome...maybe…

Flower pot costume

Your child will love this easy, and fun craft Daisy Head Mayzie craft to go with the Dr. Seuss book: make a Daisy Head Mayzie headband.

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The sweetest little babies need the sweetest little costume. Each costume is constructed of felt and comes with a tie on bonnet flower hat. This costume can also be converted to a more “warmer climate version” so feel free to message me if that’s the case. I opted for a white daisy for my daisy baby but feel free to customize your flower color to whatever you’d like! If you have any questions or want it even more customized send a message and we can chat!