.Tyree. wrote:@TyrannosaurusWreck
The story is so cute and creative c: I might add yellow wings instead of the white ones if the spider is trying to be a bumble bee. You could also use coal from the Christmas event to make stripes on the wings. I was looking through your "mascots/irl pets group", and I was thinnking that you could use bumble instead because it is more bumble bee colored. Or you could use Axe from the group "spiderspiderspiderspiderspiderspiderspiderspiderspiderspider" because it is bumble bee colored. You could just transfer the items from the current spider to one of these. If you have any questions about what this means feel free to pm me!
thanks so much for the tips, ill keep them in mind! also, i just changed the fuzzy antennae to robot antennae since they fit better on the spider
however, i want to keep skitters as my trick or treater since i used him last year, but thank you anyway!
edit: i also removed the background so the costume itself is more visible, and i added a description of the additional costume parts to the story:
Skitters eagerly grabbed his striped socks he got from last year's Halloween, and slipped them on over his legs. Last year, he happened to find a hat to wear as his costume, but this time, he was planning ahead! He had decided that he wanted to be a bumble bee. He tied two pieces of plastic and a stick to his abdomen to mimic wings and a stinger, and tied a handband made of pipecleaners as antennae. As a final touch, he wore a piece of a wig on his abdomen so he could be as fuzzy as a bumblebee. Although it was a rather quaint costume, it was the best he could do. After all, many costumes don't come in spider sizes!
Skitters looked at his reflection in a puddle so he could judge for himself if the costume was decent enough. If he had teeth, he would have grinned; the costume was amazing! He was especially grateful for the socks, as they had been gifted to him while he was trick-or-treating the previous year.
At this point in his life, he was used to the occasional stares and startled jumps from other trick-or-treaters as he crawled from house to house, balancing his candy basket in between his costume's wings. Skitters had learned a lot about trick-or-treating from last year. He remembered to bring a container to hold candy so he wouldn't have to eat it right away, and to only ring the doorbells of houses with lights on.
After nearly getting stepped on multiple times while walking along the busiest areas for trick-or-treating, he had obtained a decent amount of candy to eat. "Just a few more houses," he thought to himself blissfully, excited to begin eating his hard-earned candy. He saw another house with its lights on, and approached it. After his usual multiple attempts at reaching the doorbell, he finally pressed it, and hopped back down. He stood, patiently waiting for the door to open, eager to say his favorite words, "Trick or treat!"