Aladdin Magic Carpet Costume DIY (Free Pattern)

This Aladdin Magic Costume DIY has a free pdf pattern  to make this costume easy to put together.  This costume can be done without sewing – however with some basic sewing it will come together a lot faster.  I’ve included two sizes of the images for the carpet front, one for children and another for adults.  This costume is like wearing a giant blanket – so it will keep you warm and toasty while trick or treating. 

And yes there are armholes so you can grab candy!

Aladdin Magic Carpet Costume DIY

Step 1 – Cut Out All The Pieces for the MAGIC CARPET Costume

A HUGE portion of the the time spent on the costume is cutting out these elements.  This is one of the main reasons why I recommend using the Cricut Maker to cut out these fiddly bits.  I decided to only make the pattern for one side of the carpet to save time, you can double the amounts listed, to have the pattern on both sides, but that will double your work!

If you’re using Design space follow the color coordinated pieces to cut out the things you need.

If you choose to cut by hand assemble the pdf pattern, and cut the following:

Cut out 4 of the lion heads in yellow.

Continue to cut 4 swirls in blue.

Cut 4 swords and 8 hilt pieces in yellow.

Cut 4 hearts in yellow, 4 mouths, 8 eyes, and 4 heart drops.

Two Fire sections.

To measure for the size of the costume. Measure the arm width of the person you are making it for – so arms spread wide – finger tip to finger tip.  Then measure from the collar bone to the ankle for the length. Cut two pieces of fleece that height and width, one for the front and one for the back. If you are making the no sew tie version add 12 inches to the width of the fleece and six inches to the height. 

Step 2 – Begin to assemble the pieces to the front of the Magic Carpet

First we need to glue on the layered elements of Aladdin’s Magic Carpet. I prefer to use fabric glue for the felt pieces as it dries clear and looks less lumpy than a glue gun, but a hot glue will also work.

Glue on the eyes and mouth to the lion head.

Repeat 3 times.

Next glue on the drop center to each of the yellow hearts. Set those items aside.

Step 3 – Make Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Front

Find the center of the fleece front.

Then mark it with long x and y axis lines to use as reference points.  Be sure to have the pattern guide handy to refer to.

Start with the center and work your way out. 

Don’t glue it down until you have the pieces laid out. Adjust items if you need to. Then glue down.

Don’t worry if it’s not perfect, just as long as it is roughly the same it will work!

Now add the ribbon as the border, glue down.

As a finishing touch give it a quick swipe with a lint roller to keep the area tidy looking. Dab away reference lines.

Don’t worry if it’s not perfect once it’s on you won’t be able to tell. 

Step 4 – DIY the Tassels for the Magic Carpet

When I originally planned this tutorial I figured I would just use store bought tassels, but found they were all too small or didn’t look right next to the bright yellow felt.  So I opted to make them, as they fit the more cartoon-y look the costume has. We only need to make two tassels for the upper part of the costume.

From yellow felt cut out several strips that are 1/2 wide.

Cut the strips so they are 12″ long. Take the felt ball or bead and cover in the strips.

Once it’s covered and you’re happy with the look take a strip of felt and tie at the bottom.  Adjust the tassel and trim the ends to even them up.

To finish add a strip to the top to hang it by.  Simply take a strip of felt and loop it under a couple of the top strips.  Set aside.

Step 5 – Bring the Magic Carpet Together

For the sew version:

Place the back side of the carpet costume on top of the decorated front, so right sides are touching. Place tassels in the top two corners to get sewn into place.

Using a .5 inch seam allowance sew the costume, leaving opening for arms, feet and head.  Since it’s fleece don’t worry about finishing the raw edges. Turn right side out.

For the no sew version place front and back on top of each other WRONG sides touching. Cut strips to be about 1 inch wide by 5 to 6 inches long.  Tie as you would a feel blanket, be sure to leave gaps for head, arms and feet (refer to sewing diagram above).  Tie tassels to the upper comers.  

That’s it! You just completed the Aladdin Magic Carpet Costume DIY.

Download the Free Aladdin Magic Carpet Pattern and SVG

You can get a free copy of Adobe reader here. By downloading  you are agreeing to pattern terms of use. Fill out the form to have the zip file sent to your inbox – the file will include the svg and pdf files.

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