When I was six my mother agreed to do up a tinkerbell costume for me. I was profoundly disappointed when she was unable to make me a point of light.

I noticed sets of "wings" in the Dollar Tree Halloween department. I thought they'd be nice to get if anyone is going to make angels for Christmas plays.

At 1st, I thought you meant a costume for a child - is that correct?

Or is it for an adult?

I've seen both @ googleimage....

Here is a link that might be useful: Tinkerbells

Yes, I want to make this costume for my granddaughter who is almost 6 to play dress-up. I tend to like things that are as close to the original as possible. I'll check out the $ store. Thanks.

I'm thinking you could simply find a suitable leotard or swimsuit (hint: nylon takes dye beautifully) & make an elastic-waisted skirt to go over it w/ points from tulle or sheer nylon fabric?

Original Disney Tink has white 'pom-pom' looking thingies on her toes (& 1 on her head, I recall).Those should be easy to make as well - I've done that w/ tulle.Here's some directions I found on the web:

Fold the nylon net a couple times so it is about 18" wide, then cut off the width you want the puff to be (5" or so) - you now have a piece 72" long by 5" wide. Starting at one narrow end, run a double-thread running stitch loosely up the center until you reach the end. Pull up the thread tightly, and stitch to tie off. That's it! It's better to use quilting thread (for strength) if you have it, but not necessary. (Judy from Ontario)