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If you are planning on having a pirate party this Halloween, then to make it even more memorable you will need to decorate your home with some authentic pirate decor to make it an awesome swashbuckling soiree!

With all the amazing Halloween stores that are now available online, you are going to be spoilt for choice when it comes to pirate props and decorations. What I have done is to research some of the biggest online costume and accessory stores and came up with a list of what I thought were the coolest pirate theme party decor, and which were
quality items at an affordable price…

A Peel’ n place pirate wall decoration is a great start. These can be used year after year if you are careful how you take it off the wall. The one I found, that I thought was authentic, had a rustic look of real weather-beaten wood and measured approximately 20″ wide x 11.5″ high, and said “Beware Of Pirates”. This decoration is made of plastic and will cling to just about any flat surfaces, for example, you can easily put it on walls, windows or doors.

What about a pirate flag? All pirates used flags as a symbol as to which piracy group they sailed under. There’s always the typical Jolly Roger that everyone knows about, but the one I really liked was a little more unique and definitely more colorful! It is a pirate skull with crossed pirate swords are displayed in the center with the words, “Pirates Only – No Trespassing! – All Others Will Walk The Plank” written on it. It has eye-catching brilliant colors. After your pirate theme party it doesn’t have to be folded up and put away, as it would be great for a bedroom or game room too!

You know that pirates are infamous for drinking rum, and lots of it! A pirate’s life can be tough, so it didn’t hurt to have a little something to take the edge off – a pirate’s bottle of rum! This is a great pirate prop. The one I found is a brown bottle with a red label, white skull and crossbones. It also has a blue ribbon style label featuring a red skull on the bottles neck, and a cork top. This plastic bottle adds a nice touch for pirate-y effect, either tucked into a cloth belt or used as simple decoration. It has a nice weathered look, and is really quite unique.

Then finally there’s the huge life-size pirate decoration, he is perfect for your pirate party. This jointed pirate skeleton cut-out will tower over your most of your guests at a whopping 6′ high with his skeletal parrot on his shoulder. This wall hanging is one-sided and made of cardboard. Just imagine this freaky chappy hanging on your hallway wall to greet your guests as they arrived!

Then, if you liked making crafts, you could go to your local craft store and buy a few items and then you could make some of the following homemade pirate decor…

• A treasure chest – you could make one out of a shoebox or cardboard box, or if you were extra ambitious you could make a proper life-size one out of wood!
• Make some gold coins – cover large round cut-outs of cardboard with gold foil. Make them different sizes, coins come in all different sizes. You could add these to the treasure chest, if you made one.
• You could bake a pirate cake or a pirate ship cake and put in the center of your table.
• You could make some Jolly Roger flags – just draw the skull and crossbones shape onto black construction paper and then paint the drawing with white paint. You could make a few of these and then put them all over the walls around your house.

For your pirate theme party, not only could you decorate your home with the pirate decor I’ve mentioned above, but another great idea would be to have a real treasure hunt! You could make your own realistic looking pirate treasure map and think up your own treasure hunt, or you can actually buy online some already prepared treasure hunt games for all different age groups, they can be purchased for ages 5-9 years (easy), ages 10-teen (medium) and teen-adult (hard). All you then need to do is for you and all your guest to dress up in pirate costumes and female pirate costumes and you will have the best pirate party ever! Don’t forget to take lots of photos, you’ll want to remember this one!

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If you are having a pirate theme party at your home this Halloween and you are looking for instructions on how to make an authentic looking pirate map to decorate your wall with, then you have come to the right place! This is such an easy project to do, and really adds to the atmosphere of your party.

Here are the items you will need…

• White construction paper
• Tea bags
• Colored markers
• Lighter (to char the edges of the map a little)
• Large cookie sheet (or bathtub, if you are making an extra large pirate map)
• Blow Dryer
• Cooking Oil
• Paper Towels

First of all, you are going to “age” the paper. If you are making a small size map then you will need a large cookie sheet filled with cold tea solution. If you are making an extra large size you will need to fill the bottom of a bathtub with some cold tea.

Dip the paper in the tea for about 5 minutes. Then flip and leave it in there for about 1 more minute. At this time, when the paper is wet and pliable, carefully tear and fray the edges a little, this helps to make it look more like an authentic pirate map.

Then remove the paper from the tea and gently crumple it up a little and then lay it out more or less flat and allow it to dry.

If you are in a hurry, then you can speed up this process by using a blow dryer.

Blow dry on high for about 5 minutes (leave it lying flat to prevent it from tearing or breaking). When it’s mostly dry (and starts to lift up a bit) then switch the blow dryer to low setting to finish it off (about another 2 minutes).

When it is completely dry. then lightly char the edges with a lighter. This adds a really authentic touch. If you don’t feel comfortable using a lighter, then as an alternative you can use cinnamon powder. Just sprinkle a little over the torn edges and rub it in a bit. It will colour the wrinkles and torn edges more than the actual surface of the paper, and will also give it an old an authentic appearance.

Now it’s time to draw your map. Take some markers and just get creative. I have included on this page some pictures of finished pirate treasure maps to help give you some inspiration. Some suggestions to add are…landmarks like mountains, ponds, beaches, lakes, forests, palm trees. You could also add shark fins in the water, waterfalls, large rocks, jungles, caves, trees, rivers, and of course a compass rose and a big X to mark where the treasure is!

Now wipe both sides with a small amount of cooking oil. Finally, blot off the excess with paper towels – this will make it will look and feel like genuine parchment!

That’s it, that’s all it takes to make a really authentic treasure map that you can be proud to display at your pirate party!

All you need to do now is decorate the rest of your home with other pirate decor like a Jolly Roger flag, gold coins, a treasure chest, etc and dress up as a pirate!

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If you are planning an adult pirate themed party this Halloween, then here are some great suggestions for food and drinks to serve your buccaneers and lady pirates. There’s a certain image that a pirate brings to mind… they are portrayed as strong, sexy, and have a “don’t mess with me” kind of attitude – even pirate wenches exude that same toughness, there’s that “I’m not taking any of your nonsense” atmosphere about them. To go along with these pirate images, you should choose your food and drinks accordingly…

Buccaneers Jerk Chicken:

• 2 tsps ground allspice
• 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
• 1 tsp ginger
• 2 tsps thyme
• 1 tsp salt
• 1 tblsp brown sugar
• 1 1/2 tsps ground black pepper
• 2 tblsps vegetable oil
• 5 cloves of garlic
• 2 cups of chopped onions
• 1 cup of lime juice
• 2 habanero peppers
• 1 large chicken (approx 5lbs), skin on, cut into 10 pieces…..

Combine everything except the chicken and the lime juice in a food processor and puree until it is smooth. Put the chicken and the lime juice into a mixing bowl and pour about 1/2 of the pureed jerk sauce over it, making sure to toss the chicken around to ensure that it is well coated in the sauce. Transfer it to a container and pour the rest of the jerk sauce on top of chicken. Then cover and put in the fridge for at least 4 hours. Then preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Remove the pieces of chicken out of the jerk marinade sauce and place them, skin side up, in an oven-proof casserole dish. Bake in the oven for about 45 to 55 minutes or until cooked through and the juices run clear when the chicken is pierced with a fork.

Cutlass Codfish Fritters:

• 1 lb of cooked codfish, shredded and washed in water and lime
• 1 tbsp cooking oil
• 1 tbsp of chopped onions
• 1 tbsp minced garlic
• 1 tbsp baking powder
• 1 lb flour
• 3 eggs
• 1/2 litre milk
• 1 tbsp creole hot pepper sauce…

Combine all the dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. Then slowly add the eggs, hot pepper sauce and milk. Add the cooked codfish. Now form the dough into 1 inch balls. Heat up the cooking oil in a frying pan and then spoon the balls into the frying pan and cook until golden brown – then remove and drain off well. You can serve with extra hot pepper sauce for dipping them into.

No pirate party would be complete without rum! So here are 2 recipes that include rum and would be great for your themed party. The pirate is someone who takes what they want from whoever they wish and does whatever they feel, and you can imagine that being very true with recipes like these!…

Planter’s Punch By The Pitcher:

• 1 cup of rum
• 1/4 cup of Southern Comfort
• 1/4 cup almond liqueur
• 1 cup pineapple juice
• 1 cup orange juice
• 1/4 cup of grenadine Juice of 3 limes…

Mix all together in a pitcher and add some ice cubes. Garnish with lime slices and cherries if you wish.

Anchors Away!:

• 1 oz spiced rum
• 1 oz white rum
• 1 oz coconut rum
• 1/2 ripe banana
• 3 oz pineapple juice
• Frozen strawberries (about 5 or 6 large ones)
• 1 slice of pineapple….

Combine everything in a blender with some ice and continue blending until smooth.

For dessert, I found 2 Youtube videos that you might be interested in checking out – one is about how to make a pirate cake and the other one is about how to make a treasure chest cake.  Both of these would look great on the table at your pirate party…

Try these recipes out for your pirate party, I think you will find that they are sure to be a hit. Along with some pirate props and decorations around your house, and your guests dressing up in pirate and pirate girl costumes you’re sure to have a great Halloween party this year!

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This is soooooooo easy to make and is a great finishing touch to your pirate girl costume. All you need is some black felt that you can get at your local fabric store or your local craft store and then a couple of shoe laces or a piece of elastic (black would be best).

First of all you need to draw on a piece of paper a shape that is your basic eye patch shape, you just have to approximate this, but it’s better to make it too big than too small, as you can easily make it smaller one once you have cut out the basic shape.

Use this piece of paper as your pattern and pin it onto a piece of black felt and cut out the patch.

Now you have your patch and all you have to do it to attach the shoelaces so you can tie it round your head. Just push one end of each of the shoelaces through the felt patch at each side of the patch and make a knot in it so that it won’t pull back through the felt when you try to put it on.

All you have to do now is to tie the ends snugly behind your head.

If you have chosen to use elastic, then just do the same as you would for the shoelaces to attach each of the ends of the elastic to the patch.

There you have it, an easy great finishing touch to your piratess Halloween costume!

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If you are looking for a plus size pirate girl costume then you have come to the right place. We have compiled a great selection of plus size piratess/wench costumes that range from the classical to the elegant to the sexy styles. Have a look below and hopefully you will find one that suits your needs…

Pink Pirate Dancer Adult Plus:
This voluptuous costume includes a pink and black short satiny dress with a peasant-style top, a black halter neck corset with an overlay net accent on the skirt. The look is completed with a pretty pink and black striped head sash. Boots and sword are not included.

Sexy Swashbuckler Plus Adult:
This romantic and exotic costume includes a meshed sleeves peasant top with cherry red lace contrasts on the slimming bodice corset, and a short black skirt. A bright red sash is also included in this very appealing pirate look. Hat boots and sword not included.

Pirate Wench Plus Adult:
Costume includes a beautiful and elegant long full-length dress with a white peasant style top and black velvety skirt. It features a black corset styled belt with gold trim, and is finished off with a vibrant red head scarf. Sword not included.

Deck Hand Darling Plus Adult:
This one features a one piece dress with attached leather-like brown halter neck corset, an off-the-shoulder cream blouse with tattered sleeves is also attached. The skirt part features a brown and white shredded under layer and burgundy shreds on top. This Costume also includes a burgundy head scarf and leather-like wrist bands to complete the ensemble. Fishnet stockings, boots and sword not included.

Treasure Hunt Pirate Plus Adult:
This sassy costume includes a front lace-up peasant dress with an off the shoulder pale pink attached ruffled blouse. Also features a velvety pink ribbon and a skull and crossbones appliqu on the flared short skirt. Also included is a sassy pair of striped panties! (with a matching skull and crossbones appliqu on the rear). Boots, stockings and hat not included.

Sexy Piratess Plus:
Costume includes a faux black leather lace-up-front top with jagged black & white striped sleeves. Also includes a ripped and jagged looking black and white striped skirt. Bandana, boots and pistol are NOT included.

Pirate Woman Plus:
This classic costume is a real treasure to wear and includes a red head sash, white shirt with elbow length jagged sleeves, and an attached black mid-length vest, with a skull and crossbones belt with gold buckle. Also features a jagged edge red & black striped knee-length skirt. Sword and shoes not included.

Tavern Wench Plus:
This costume is the bodacious look that’ll bump up your Halloween Night! The Costume includes a gold and brown below-knee length dress, matching lace-up faux leather corset, and tan flowy sleeves. Does not include boots, tights and mug.

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

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Ahoy sassy lass!

If you are you looking for some great accessories to add to your pirate girl costume to make it that bit more authentic and to make you stand out from all the other ordinary wenches, then I have some great ideas for you!

Pirate Boots: There are 2 ways you can go here, the short length boots, that are just above the ankle or you can go for the more sultry look of the high heeled longer length, fold over cuff boots. Either of these would be an awesome addition to your costume.

Parrot: No depiction of a pirate is really complete without a parrot perched on the shoulder, and that can apply to female pirates too. There seems to be a connection between the loud, gravelly-sounding punctuated speech of pirates and that of parrots you could use some of your pirate lingo and a fake parrot to be a fun finishing touch to complete your image.

Pirate Cutlass: No matey should be caught without one! This would be a cool accessory as it is the weapon most associated with the pirates – they were ideal for fighting in the close confines on or below deck. You’ll need your trusty cutlass to help you defeat those pesky pirates!

Pirate Pistol: Maybe you are not a sword kind of girl and would rather be seen with a pistol. No Pirate girl is safe without a weapon, so carry a pistol with you and show those other landlubbers that you can take care of yourself!

Skull & Crossbones Necklace: A ‘must have’ for every lass with a penchant for pirates! A skull and crossbones necklace is sure to add some seafaring style to your look.

Fishnet Thigh High Tights: Finish your pirate image with some black, fishnet thigh highs. This would be a sexy addition to any pirate costume this Halloween!

Striped Tights: If you are looking for a less sultry look then some black and white striped tights would be a great way to complete your outfit and as a added bonus, they will also keep your legs warm if you are going trick-or-treating.

Pirate Earrings: Don t all pirates have earrings? How about adding some Jolly Rogers to you ears? A pair of dangling skull and crossbones would be an eye-catching accompaniment to your outfit.

Eye Patch: For some reason these just seem to go hand in hand with pirates. There are the plain black ones that you can buy, or if you are feeling a bit more glitzy, then believe it or not, there are even rhinestone eye patches! It all depends on what kind of look you want.

Pirate Hat: Nothing finishes off a pirate costume quite like a pirate hat does. It s pretty much a must have . The only thing is that there are so many kinds to choose from. There s the classic black hat, then there s others with white feather plumes, or the kind with a long draping scarf underneath, some with skull and crossbones on them, and also the more glamorous swashbuckler ones. It all depends what your style is.

Pirate Bandana: If, however, you are not into hats, then another headpiece that really compliments a pirate costume is the bandana. They come in all different types, too. There are ones with skull and cross bones on them, satin ones and even ones with a buccaneer wig attached to them!

Blacken Some Teeth Out: Finally, don t most pirates seem to have lost some teeth? Too many drunken brawls, I guess. Why not think about blackening out a tooth or a couple of teeth, just to make yourself look a little more authentic!

Hope this has given you some ideas to give your pirate girl costume some finishing touches to really catch everyone s glances on Halloween night!

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If you are considering buying a costume that is a little more, shall we say, HOT this Halloween, then below you will find some really sexy and alluring costumes that you may want to check out! You will definitely get lots of glances wearing any one of these choices…

Pink Punk Pirate Adult:
This costume includes a pink and black mini dress with short pink puff sleeves, and a lace-up midriff. The pretty black pirate hat with lace and pink ribbon accents, a pink waist scarf, and a pair of black sleevelets finish off this alluring look. Boots not included. (Also available in plus size.)

Lacy Pirate:
This costume is HOT! This unique looking lacey pirate lady costume includes a sleeveless dress and attached off-white lace over-dress that zips up in back and has lace bell cuffs. It also features a separate wine colored velvet-like boned corset with copper brocade accents that laces up in the front with a large copper ribbon. There’s a stunning and unique pirate hat that matches the corset colors which features feathers and some white lace trim. Also included to complete this sexy look is a ribbon choker with faux jewel that ties in the back.

Captain D’ Elegance:
Costume includes a short shimmering gold and silver patterned jacket-dress with a black collar and cuffs. There’s an attractive matching pirate hat with feather plume, a pair of hot pants, and a black and gold corset with some white lace trimming. Weapon and boots not included.

Royal Lady Pirate Adult:
This Costume includes a brown and black short dress with lace trimming and long cream sleeves with matching accent cuffs.A beautiful and completely unique matching pirate hat is the finishing touch for this gorgeous costume. (Also available in plus size.)

Sassy Victorian Pirate:
Includes a velvety two-tone brown mini dress with ruffled edges and tan trimming. The look is completed with a very attractive pirate hat to match. Sword and shoes not included.

Pirate’s Treasure:
This costume includes a peasant-style top with a red halter corset bodice, and a black and white ruffle mini skirt. The coordinating black pirate hat with skull and crossbones emblem on it, is the finishing touch for this alluring outfit. Boots and sword not included.

Captain Swashbuckler:
This is one sexy pirate captain! The costume includes a short velour lace up front black and ivory coat-dress with gold button accents and long lace sleeves. Hat, stockings and boots not included. (Also available in plus size.)

Vixen Pirate Wench:
This seductive costume includes a short bright red dress with a peasant-style top and flared skirt. There are bow accents and the ruching on the sleeves gives this dress an essence of romance. The double lace-up black velvet corset and velvet skirt overlay are the finishing details to this sexy outfit. Lace petticoat, boot, hat and stockings are not included. (Also available in plus size.)

Booty Pirate Sexy:
Mess with my treasure and you mess with me! The costume includes a sleeveless black vest with gold buttons, a red and white push-up bra, and a ruched ruffled-back black skirt with red and white ragged edge and a gold skull and crossbones buckle at the front. Hat, thigh-highs and boots not included.

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

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If you are looking for an adult lady pirate costume to wear this Halloween, we’d like to suggest some of the ones we have noticed to be the most popular over the years. These pirate girl costumes vary greatly in style and price. Please take a look at our selection below and hopefully you will find one that appeals to you…

South Seas Siren:

This beautiful pirate lass costume includes a cream colored lace dress with a brown lace-up bodice and a burgundy, handkerchief-styled skirt. A coordinating burgundy head tie is also included to complete this pretty pirate’s style. Sword and boots are not included. (Also available in plus size.)

Shiver me Timbers:

This alluring costume includes a short black tie-front ruffled pirate blouse with marrow edges, coordinating red bandana (please note that due to a style change by the manufacturer, the bandana is now red instead of the black that is shown in the image above), and stretch black and white pirate pants with belt loops and a stunning red contrasting waist tie.

Pirate Queen Adult:

This stunning swashbuckling costume includes a long black jacket with lace front, short red mini skirt with the same matching trim as on the coat, matching black authentic pirate hat with scarf and black boot tops whose cuffs have trim to match the coat, skirt and hat.

She Captain Black:

This outfit includes a low-cut Captain’s jacket with a sexy lace trim and pants. (The pants are designed to ride lower on the hips, so therefore the pants will be a bit roomier to accommodate this type of style.) Pistol, boots and hat are not included.

High Seas Pirate Adult:

Costume includes a burgundy-skirted knee-length dress with white top, a grey lace-up vest, a satiny burgundy head scarf, tan puffy full-length sleeves, and a gold skull pin on the skirt. Tights, sword and boots sold separately. (Also available in plus size.)

Pirate Lady Elite Collection:

This superior quality and stunningly dramatic costume includes a satin and panne off-the-shoulders dress trimmed with lace, a beautiful lace-up gold trimmed corset. It also include a black and white striped waist sash and matching bandana to complete the effect. Boots and tights not included.

Pirate Maiden Adult:

Costume includes dress with attached white top, attached black lace-up vest with gold trim, red and black just-below-the-knee length striped skirt with a ragged edge, and is completed with a matching red and black striped headscarf.

Pirate’s Wench Elite Collection:

This stylish, fully finished luxury garment includes a mid-length dress made from deep Red crushed panne and White satin top, with ruffled lace cuffs. Also includes alace-up Black vinyl vest with Gold braid trim, a tulle petticoat, and a black & white striped satin sash for round your waist and is finished off with a matching bandana. Also includes a jeweled velvet choker for round your neck. Boots sold separately. (Also available in plus size.)

Elegant Pirate Lady:

This beautiful burgundy velvet jacket is delicately embossed with gold filigree, and has gold buttons up the lapel, and also has velvet turned-up cuffs on the sleeves. Completing this stunning outfit are velvet pants, leather belt with gold buckle, and a white lace jabot and white lace cuffs. Pirate hat, boots and white shirt underneath the jacket are not included.

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

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Are you finding that many Halloween costume websites have a great selection of kids and adult pirate lass and pirate lady costumes, but they don’t seem to have any that will fit your tweens and teens. We have come up with some awesome looking pirate girl costumes that your teenagers and pre-teenagers will be proud and delighted to wear…

Ship Wreck Sally Pre-Teen:
This phantomy ensemble includes a weathered and ragged violet-blue sleeveless swing-top dress with a stylish “torn” fringe hem, a pair of matching faded and old-looking striped-grey pants with long “torn” fringe. The costume also includes 2 belts, a “stained” ragged khaki scarf and 2 black fabric armbands. The pair of black boot covers and a faded black pirate hat are also included to complete this ghostly outfit.

Teenz Pirate Girl Teen:
This dress contains a red velvety bodice with gold buttons and chains, a velvety jagged-edge black bottom and long white sleeves. Also included is a skull and crossbone headscarf and a gold buckled skull and crossbones belt. Boots and sword not included.

Decked Out Child/Teen:
You’d be the cutest mate around in this fun and sassy piratess costume! The costume includes a black and white tank-top dress with a skull and crossbones applique, and a fluffy layered skirt with gold trim. A red sash and a gold eye patch are included to complete that devious matey look! Sword and shoes not included.

Hip Punk Teen:
This great pirate lass costume includes a jagged cut red calf-length pants with a black belt, a black & Red striped crop top with white kull & crossbones applique. It also features a red bandana with little black skulls & crossbones print and a beautiful bracelet and matching choker are also included to complete this funky ensemble.

First Mate Teen:
This outfit is a very classy first mate costume. It includes a one piece velveteen costume with a jagged-edged black bottom. The vest-like upper is crushed red velvet with button accents and billowy white long sleeves which have ruffled cuffs. Included is the tri-cornered black velvet pirate hat with red trim. Boots, sword and fishnets not included.

Pirate Lass Teen:
This ensemble features a white top and shore jagged-edge sleeves with red ties, a black vest with red trim and lace-up, and a short red jagged- edge skirt. It also features a black and red waist sash with matching head scarf. Does not include hat, leggings or shoes.

Pirate Girl with Striped Skirt Teen:
This costume includes a short dress that features a black lace-up vest and a white ruffled short-sleeved satiny under-blouse with a gold satin piece underneath the boning. The skirt portion is black and rust-striped. There’s a matching headscarf and also a black lace petticoat are included to complete this adorable ensemble. Boots, stockings and weapon are not included.

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

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Sometimes it can be really hard to choose just the right pirate girl costume for your little lass, when there are so many different styles to choose from. I have compiled below some of the cutest costumes I could find to buy online online for your little pirate lady, I hope it can help you to decide which style is best for you this Halloween.

Pirate Girl Elite Collection Child :
This stylish, quality garment includes a mid-length dress made from deep red crushed panne and white satin, and has ruffled lace cuffs. There is a lace-up black vinyl vest with gold braid trim, tulle petticoat, and black & white striped satin sash and bandana for her head. This gorgeous costume also includes a jeweled velvet choker. This costume comes in its own deluxe garment bag to help keep it in perfect condition so it can become an heirloom for generations to come.

Sassy Pirate Child :
In this outfit she’ll be one swashbuckling sweetheart, she’s a pirate with an attitude! This seafaring costume features a black authentic pirate hat with embroidered gold trim and an attractive attached gold and black striped head scarf. The dress has a gold and black striped top, faux leather ragged edge skirt, and lace sleeves. It also features matching black and faux leather-topped boot covers.

Bratz Pirate Child :
This one add a little bit of a twist to a classic Halloween costume. It includes a dress with a white pirate logo top with black netted sleeves, and red and black attached layered skirt with a black hem. It also includes a red and black striped bandana, black netted glovelets and a unique black belt with stylish buckle and chain. Boots, sword and socks not included.

Pink Punk Pirate Child :
This costume includes a pink and black short dress with pink puffed sleeves, a lace-up bodice and 3 handkerchiefs sewn on the skirt. It also features a black pirate hat with black lace and pink ribbon, and to finish the look off, a pink waist scarf. Boots are not included.

Pirate Queen Child :
Beware this queen could make you walk the plank! In this costume she’ll be a Sassy Lassie! This costume includes a long sleeved black blouse with ruffled cuffs,a black vest with gold trim, a belt, headband with skull and crossbones symbol, and black and white striped pants. Sword is not included.

Cap’n Cutie Child :
Cross her and you’ll likely walk the plank and plunge to the depths of the ocean! Your little one will be the cutest pirate Cap’n this Halloween in this costume. It includes a red and black striped dress with attached laced up vest and net skull printed over-skirt. Also features a black pirate hat with red trim, and cuffed boot tops. Sword not included.

Girl High Seas Buccaneer Child :
Dressed in this outfit she’ll sail through her next Halloween costume party in style! This great costume includes a white, red and brown long sleeved polyester dress with an attached vest. It also includes a pirate hat, belt with a gold buckle and boot tops to complete the look. Sword is not included.

Caribbean Pirate Child :
This Caribbean costume is a colorful and fun idea for your little buccaneer’s Halloween look this year. The costume includes a calf-length black and pink layered wench-style dress with a black corset with pink lace-up front.Also features a skull-print overlay skirt and matching hot pink short sleeves. Making it extra special are the black arm warmers with pink laced up look and a pink head scarf to make her look extra pirate-like! Does not include the hat.

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

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Here is a selection of our most popular styles of infant and toddler piratey costumes…

Lil’Pirate Cutie Child :
She’ll look the part in our darling Lil’ Pirate Cutie costume. The outfit includes white, black, and red dress with fringe trim on the front of the skirt, red and black headpiece with crossbones motif and gold trim, a black belt with gold trim. Skull and crossbones emblem is repeated throughout the costume.

Baby Pirate Bunting Costume :

This cute little outfit not only makes your little piratess look really cute, but will also keep her nice and warm and cozy this coming Halloween night when you are trick-or-treating, The outfit includes a pirate bunting with red waist sash and imitation suede lacing, and is finished off very nicely with an adorable little felt pirate hat that has a skull and crossbones screen print and ribbons hanging down on each side. She’ll definitely get lots of compliments dressed in this cute costume!

Pretty Pirate Princess Toddler :
This costume includes a red and black knee-length dress with skull and crossbones overskirt. A black pirate hat with gold and lace fabric trimming is also included to complete this sweet little swashbuckler’s look. Sword is not included.

Pirate Girl With Striped Skirt Toddler :
This dress features a black lace-up vest,a white ruffled short-sleeved satiny under-blouse, and the skirt portion is black and red-striped. Included, is a matching black and red-striped scarf for round her forehead and a black lace petticoat. Weapon is not included.

Sweet Swashbuckler Toddler/Child
Wearing this she’ll be a sea-faring and swashbuckling piratess! This costume includes a dress which features a white short sleeved top with a black skull and crossbones, a black rouged waist, and a red layered knee-length skirt. Also included is a red satin head scarf to complete this adorable swashbuckling look!

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If you are going to dress up as a pirate girl this Halloween, finish off the whole effect with some piratey lingo to go along with it!

I did some research and this is what I came up with .

Ahoy – Hello there!

Matey - Generally friendly thing to call a person.

Hearty - More friendly than matey .

Avast Ye! – Get a load of this!

Grog - Watered-down rum.

Bilge - The unwanted water collecting in the bottom of your ship!

Belay - Stop it ( belay that ___ translates to cut that ____ out ).

Hempen halter – The noose!

Dance the Hempen Jig – To hang, (the noose was often made of hemp fibers)

Pieces of eight -silver coins.

Doubloon - gold coins.

All Hands Hoay! – All Hands on Deck! When everyone on the ship was called to the deck – usually for action.

Hornswaggle – To cheat or defraud someone.

Dungbie – rear end.

Freebooter Another name for a pirate.

Landlubber – ‘Lubber’ is an old English word for a big, slow, clumsy person, and this term was aimed at those persons onboard who were not very skilled or at ease with life at sea.

Picaroon This one s from the Spanish word for rascal, it was applied to pirates that was satirical or humorous.

Powder Monkey – A gunner’s assistant.

Be in Davy’s Grip: To be close to death, or frightened.

Have the Davies or the Joneseys: To be frightened.

See you to Davy Jones: To threaten to kill some one.

And then finally, the old favorite .….

Shiver me timbers! – Akin to “Blow me down!”, an expression of shock or disbelief, believed to come from the sound the ship made when ’shocked’ by running aground or hit by a cannon blast.

Add some of these pirate sayings to your conversation this Halloween and just watch your friends faces – you ll be the most original pirate girl at the party!

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The Jolly Roger is the flag most popularly attributed to the notorious 18^th century pirate Calico Jack Rackham who is allegedly suspected to have been romantically involved with history s most famous female pirate, Anne Bonny. They allegedly had 2 children together. The flag was also known as Captain Death amongst pirates.

Historically, the flag was flown aboard the ships to frighten the pirates’ intended victims into surrendering without a battle, since the message it conveyed was that these attackers were ruthless outlaws who did not regard themselves bound by the usual rules of maritime law and therefore might have no qualms about slaughtering those they defeated.

If you do a quick search in the Oxford English Dictionary, it reveals that as early as 1724, the term Old Roger was what the British called the Devil and going further back, as early as 1540, a roger was a beggar or vagabond. Roger is also a derivative of rogue. So it s possible it might be that it was just slang for the sea-faring vagrants or a jolly roger.

The most common version of the Jolly Roger is the skull and crossbones symbol, usually with the bones placed crossing under the skull, but sometimes it can be with the skull super-imposed on top of the crossbones.

Pirates who did not belong to any particular nation would often make up their own personal flag so as they could spread their own infamy. Many pirates had custom flags that were quite different from the standard skull and cross bones on a background of black.

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Anne Bonny is without a doubt, history’s most infamous woman pirate, she was a plunderer, a cut-throat, a sailor, a ransomer, a raider, and all in all a general menace to maritime commerce in the Caribbean. Most pirates probably would have considered her to be a great asset to their trade!

Anne was born in a the small town of Kinsale, Ireland in the late 1690’s. She was the daughter of a penniless maid and her well-to-do lawyer boss, who was already married. When their affair was discovered, the two of them ran off to America and established themselves there as respected plantation owners in the state of South Carolina.

However, for the young Anne, the rural comforts of plantation life were far less exciting and alluring than the stories being passed around in the nearby port of Charleston, which was a well-known pirate haunt at that time. There, she met and married a small-time pirate named James Bonny, and the two moved to New Providence in the
Caribbean (which is now known as Nassau).

Charleston had been bad enough, a virtual pirate’s den, but in comparison, New Providence was literally the capital of pirates. Pirates more or less ruled the city at that time. Surrounded by many legendary figures such as Calico Jack Rackham (the man who is thought to be the person who invented the skull and crossbones symbol) and Charles Vane – Anne’s husband ,James, had a really difficult time keeping his wife’s attention.

After a short time there, Anne left James for Rackham, joining the latter on his pirate ship. Due to the fact that the pirate code explicitly forbade females on board, she secretly disguised herself as a man and fought valiantly alongside the rest of the ship’s crew.

However, needless to say, it was only a matter of time before she was discovered and confronted. According to legend, the first fellow shipmate who was the first to express anger at having a woman aboard ship, paid for it with his life. She, reportedly, stabbed him through the heart, right there and then.

As it turns out, however, Anne was not the only female on board. Also disguised as a male crew member was a woman named Mary Read, and the two of them became best friends. They shared their secret with Rackham, and the trio happily spent the next year wreaking havoc throughout the Caribbean until Anne became pregnant. She gave birth to
her child in Cuba then returned to the ship, apparently abandoning her child.

Ironically, it would be another unwanted pregnancy that would later save her life.

In 1720, Rackham’s pirate ship was captured by some pirate-hunters. During the battle, Rackham had apparently cowered in the hold of the ship along with most of the crew, while the two women stayed on deck and tried hard to fight off the attackers. After their capture, Rackham and the other men were dutifully hanged.

Anne and Mary were both pregnant at the time, and they escaped instant execution by pleading for their childrens’ lives. Read was sentenced to hang after giving birth, but as it turns out, before she could do so, she died of a fever in jail.

For some unknown reason Anne was granted a reprieve, and what happened to her afterwards is uncertain. Some accounts say she went back to her father or her husband, and others say she resumed the pirate’s life.

Whatever she did, and wherever she ended up her memorable words that she is supposed to have said to Calico Jack Rackham just before his execution have been passed down through history. She said she was sorry to see him in jail, but if he had fought like a man then he wouldn’t be now hanging like a dog.

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