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The character of Genie from Aladdin is relatively simple. To imitate Genie's classic blue skin tone, you're going to use blue cloth. If you want exposed parts of the body blue as well, use a blue body paint. You'll need: Dot stickers (gold colored) Jumper (blue) Long sleeved shirt (blue) Paper (optional; gold colored, durable kind, like card stock, preferred) Scarf (red; sheer cloth preferred) Scissors Tape (gold colored) Take your blue shirt and use your scissors to cut off its bottom half. Then use your scissors to cut a straight slit at the middle-front of the shirt collar that extends to the bottom hem. This should allow the shirt to open at the middle, like a vest. By leaving the long sleeves of the shirt attached, it will look as though you have blue arms, just like Genie. Outline the vest portion of your long sleeved vest with a line of golden dot stickers. These will attached just to to the inside of the shirt collar, bottom hem, center slit, and shirt sides. This will add contrast to your costume, and make imitate Genie's blue and gold theme. You can add unique designs of your own to the long sleeved vest. For example, you might add yellow up-and-down stripes to the vest using your golden tape. The jumper will cover most of your body in blue fabric, making it look like your skin is blue. Add left and right lines to the jumper just below the waist and at the cuff of each pant leg. These will imitate the golden bands that Genie wears. You can also add golden dot stickers to your jumper to make it more flashy and rich in appearance. For example, you might do an up-and-down line of stickers up each pant leg between your golden taped portions. Using a jumper is especially recommended for small children. Playing in a costume without a shirt could make children more susceptible to sickness. If you plan on using body paint to color your upper body, you may want to forgo the jumper and instead buy billowy blue pants, like harem pants. You could also make golden wrist cuffs by cutting a strip of durable gold colored paper into a strip and taping this around your wrists.

summary: Collect your costume making materials. Cut the vest of your costume. Decorate the vest. Add special features to the jumper and enjoy.

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Cover the areas surrounding your painting surface with newspaper or plastic sheeting and use strips of low-adhesive masking tape to secure the edges. Strategic taping will keep you from having to deal with messes as a result of drift and overspraying. If you're painting one of the car's back panels, for example, you'd want to make sure the rear wheel, trunk, and windows are all sealed off. It may also be a good idea to move your vehicle outside or park it on top of a dropcloth to prevent making a mess in your work area. A sprayer will speed up the application process and help distribute the primer better. Hold the nozzle of the sprayer 68 inches (1520cm) away from the surface of the vehicle and pull the trigger to begin releasing the primer. Move the sprayer back and forth slowly over the area you're painting, aiming for even coverage. Make sure your primer is properly thinned and mixed before you begin spraying. A standard epoxy or acid-etch primer will be the best choice for most projects. If you're going to be painting over plastic, you'll need to use a plastic-specific type primer instead. A thin base coat may be all you need if you're just doing some touching up. It's important that your first coat have enough time to set completely before you move on to sanding and applying follow-up coats. Most automotive primers are formulated to dry in 30-45 minutes, and will be ready to sand in about an hour. Sanding primer while it's still wet will just cause it to rub off, undoing all your hard work. Exact drying times will vary depending on the product used and how heavily you apply each coat. If you happen to notice any rough or uneven spots in the dry primer, sand these out manually with a 1,200-grit fine sanding block. Use smooth, swirling motions and light pressure to wear down the area until it matches the surrounding surface. If you don't find any glaring differences in texture, you can skip straight to applying your next coat of primer. Be sure to allow each of your follow-up coats to dry for a full hour before sanding or starting the next coat. Once you've put on 2-3 even coats and factored in the recommended drying time, your vehicle will be ready for paint!

summary: Mask any parts of the vehicle you don't want to get primer on. Apply a base coat of automotive primer using a paint sprayer. Wait 20-60 minutes for the initial coat of primer to dry. Block-sand the base coat to smooth out inconsistencies. Prime and sand 1-2 more times to ensure a uniform finish.

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Whether you washed it by hand or a machine, use a towel to blot out the excess moisture immediately afterward. Absorb as much water as you can. Reduce its water-weight to help preserve its shape as it air-dries. Be gentle as you do, though. Avoid crushing, denting, or otherwise marring the hat's shape. Ideally, use a mannequin head that's roughly the same size as your own. Otherwise, use a similarly sized round object (like a ball or rolled-up towel) to fit your hat onto. Set this on top of a dry towel to absorb any excess water that drips. Wool hats lose their shape very easily. For best results, wear it as it dries if possible. Never use a machine dryer. Expect the heat to shrink or otherwise warp the hat's shape. Let it dry on its own instead. Place fans around it to dry it faster if desired. A hair-dryer set to a low setting and held from a safe distance (a foot or more) is safe to use to make drying even quicker. Depending on the internal components, losing shape may not be as much of an issue for certain styles of hats. However, you still want to set it on something like a coffee can to keep the brim from resting on the wet towel.
summary: Pat it dry after washing. Fit it onto a head-shaped form. Allow the hat to air-dry.