How do you dress like Dorothy?

Dorothy’s dress is a pinafore dress, which is a sleeveless garment usually worn by young girls as a dress over a blouse. Sewing a simple pinafore dress with a blue and white gingham fabric will serve as a great costume.

How do I make a small scarecrow easy?

Create arms for the scarecrow by gathering two similar sized bunches of hay. Fold over the top of each bunch, and secure it with a rubber band. Attach the arms to the body of the scarecrow by stuffing the arms into the sleeves of the shirt and tucking the hay from the end of the arms into the body of the scarecrow.

How do you make a scarecrow with shapes?

Directions on How to Make a Shape Scarecrow

Cut out the shapes.
Point to the top.
Under the hat, add two blue circles for the eyes.
In the middle add an orange triangle nose.
On the sides, add the yellow rectangles for hair.
Add the pink circle cheeks.
Using a marker, add a smile and the pupils on the eyes.

What is a Tatterdemalion?

: a person dressed in ragged clothing : ragamuffin.

What does punctilious caution mean?

careful, meticulous, scrupulous, punctilious mean showing close attention to detail. careful implies attentiveness and cautiousness in avoiding mistakes. a careful worker meticulous may imply either commendable extreme carefulness or a hampering finicky caution over small points.

What does Guttersnipe mean in slang?

guttersnipe Add to list Share. If someone refers to you as a guttersnipe, it’s definitely not a compliment — they’re essentially calling you a messy and ill-behaved child. While it’s unusual to hear guttersnipe these days, it was once a common way to refer to a homeless person, particularly a child.

What is another word for tattered?

What is another word for tattered?

ragged	frayed
seedy	shabby
ratty	worn-out
ragtag	tatterdemalion
torn	ripped

What do tattered clothes tell about the man?

In James Patrick Kinney’s poem ‘The Cold Within’, ‘tattered clothes’ (old and torn clothes) indicates that the man was very poor and couldn’t afford to buy enough new clothes to keep himself warm. This heightens the contrast between him and the rich man.

Who are the six humans in cold within?

To be precise, among the ‘six humans’ in the poem, two were with two different colours — White and Black (the first woman and the fifth man), two were with different social classes — the poor and the rich (third and fourth), the second man was a bigot and the last man was selfish and opportunistic.