Easy DIY Bookworm Costume

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Have I mentioned I’m in a love affair with Pinterest? Sad, but true. See, I love Pinterest because it gives me ideas. Sometimes, I’m bold enough to assume I can actually complete the project with decent looking results. This is one such case.

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So, there I was. Scrolling on Pinterest. Looking for a literary or bookish themed costume. See, most of the books I read have normal people in them. Clare Cosi is a coffee shop owner. Jessica Fletcher is a retired English teacher. There’s no one thing that would set them apart as me wearing a costume instead of my normal every day clothes. Then I saw a post. It was something like quick and easy DIY Halloween costumes for book worms. In hindsight, it probably would have made sense to save that pin. I read the post and saw a picture. Very simple. And done on the cheap. This was something I could pull off. So, I tried.

What did I tell you? Quick and easy and cheap. That’s not the first time I’ve heard those words to describe me, but oh well.

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