Process of costumes

When we began in the first 2 weeks we didn't have many of the costumes and props for costumes but when looking through the costumes and props in the drama room we were able to find some costumes that we could use, so we started with only having the:

- Announcer outfit + the bow tie
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- Evil queen cape + witch nose

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 - Boxing match robes

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In the next 2 weeks we each needed to bring some pieces of the costumes for the dwarfs as we had nothing for the dwarfs to wear, so we managed to bring in:

- Dwarf beanies
 

- Axes
  

- Dwarf beards
 



In the following 2 weeks we needed to bring some of the smaller props for the costumes and for some of the scenes like the fight scene and the old lady (evil witch) abduction scene, so we managed to bring in the:

- boxing gloves
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- old lady cane 


 - witch hat
In the final three weeks we needed to bring in the more vital costumes for the play which consisted of the snow white costumes and the remaining of the dwarf costumes so we brought in the: 

- colored dwarf shirts

- dwarf belts 

 - snow white costume



Since we were on a budget we wanted to compromise with the snow white costume and bring in a blue blouse, a long yellow skirt and a red bow, but we ended up purchasing a snow white costumes with our own money.

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