Additionally, don’t forget to practice Oscar’s grouchy voice and mannerisms. Channeling his grumpy attitude will truly bring the character to life and make your costume more entertaining. Conclusion The first step is to measure and cut the green faux fur fabric to create the body of the costume. You can use a measuring tape to ensure the fabric is the right length for your body. Once you have the right measurements, you can either sew or glue the fabric together to create a body shape. If you choose to sew the fabric, make sure to use a strong thread that can hold the faux fur securely. Additionally, don’t forget to leave openings for arm and head holes. Making the Trash Can Lid The costume is so realistic, you may not even recognize yourself after putting it on. Instead, you may see yourself as the furry, irritable - but also lovable - Sesame Street character. You can get together with some friends for a great group costume, or “grouch it” solo and sulk in a corner, just like Oscar does on the show! Look positively "trashy" in this Oscar The Grouch from Sesame Street costume. Green plush torso with attached printed trash can and plush character headpiece.

Use caution when working with hot glue and scissors. Make sure to handle them carefully to avoid any injuries. So it really doesn’t matter whether you’re a regular viewer of the show today (looking at you preschoolers) or used to be 25 years ago, you can relive your golden years this Halloween in these great Sesame Street costume options. We all know how Oscar from Sesame Street can be, but wouldn’t it be fun to act like him just once? You have the chance with this Adult Oscar the Grouch Costume. By dressing like Oscar, you’ll have the perfect excuse to act like a big grump!This Sesame Street costume was by far the best idea I ever had for a costume. I pride myself on having the best costume every Halloween the last few years and this one was the best I’ve done. I despise going into Halloween costume shops and do everything in my power to avoid it by making my own costumes. Once I decided that I was going to be Oscar the Grouch it was only a matter of figuring out exactly how to pull it off and not look like a naked alien. If you’re a fan of Sesame Street, you’ll know that Oscar the Grouch is one of the most iconic characters on the show. With his grouchy attitude and love for trash, he has captured the hearts of both kids and adults alike. If you want to embrace your inner grouch and create your own Oscar the Grouch costume, we’ve got you covered. In this article, we will guide you through the step-by-step process of making a homemade Oscar the Grouch costume. So, let’s get started! Materials Needed To make a homemade Oscar the Grouch costume, you’ll need a few key materials such as green fur fabric, a trash can lid, and some basic sewing supplies. Ensure the costume allows for easy movement and visibility. You’ll want to be able to walk and see clearly while wearing the costume to avoid accidents.

Sunny days, chasing the clouds away,” might just be the happiest lyrics in the English language. Play those for a child and see if they don’t smile. That’s because that’s the theme song to Sesame Street, the PBS children’s show that’s been educating children for 52 years. Considering its popularity, is it any wonder you child might want to go as a Sesame Street character for Halloween? Use reference images for accuracy. By looking at pictures of Oscar the Grouch, you’ll get a better idea of how to replicate his look. Additionally, consider wearing green gloves to complete the look. This will not only keep your hands warm but will also make your costume appear more complete and cohesive.

To truly bring Oscar the Grouch to life, you’ll need to accessorize your costume. Start by finding a pair of old shoes or boots that you don’t mind getting dirty. Oscar is always seen wearing worn-out shoes, so the more beat-up they look, the better. You can also add some trash props to carry around, such as empty cans or crumpled newspapers. This will add an extra touch of authenticity to your costume.

It will be hard not to enjoy dressing as Sesame Street’s most unfriendly - and smelly - character in this fuzzy green jumpsuit and headpiece. But be prepared to put on a show; your friends will likely want to hear your version of “I Love Trash,” so be sure to rehearse before leaving home. When working on this costume, it’s important to prioritize safety. Here are a few precautions you should take: Experiment with different materials. If you can’t find faux fur fabric, try using green felt to create a textured appearance.The first step is to measure and cut the green fur fabric to fit your body. Make sure to leave enough room for arm and leg holes so you can move around comfortably. The “SCRAM!” sign on the outside of the costume’s trash can may not be very inviting, but hopefully your friends are just as nice as Oscar’s pals on Sesame Street. After all, Oscar has to complain to someone.