How to Make 3D Glasses for the Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert

How You Can Buy Them or Create Homemade Versions

The Hannah Montana movie, is ready to hit Starz on Demand soon as well as the Disney Channel. This could be just the start of many showings to come on the small screen. When the film, Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert, was shown in theaters, there were special 3D glasses. Trouble is, you might have a hard time finding them now.

Not to worry, though. You can either buy them or make some of your own. If you really want to buy them, try your local Walmart store. But if you are at home and the movie is about to start, you may not have time to run to your local Walmart for Hannah Montana 3-D glasses. Don't worry. They aren't hard to make.

Here's the instructions for two versions:

How to make 3D glasses for Hannah Montana's Best of Both Worlds Concert: follow the directions at Starz on Demand

If you are going to follow this option, you'll need poster board and regular paper, blue and red plastic markers, plastic wrap and other supplies listed at the Starz on Demand website here: www.starz.com/appmanager/seg/s You can simply follow the directions for 3-D glasses, conveniently explained and shown in a very cool little film. You can download and print out a template for the glasses. That makes things very simple! You can then decorate the glasses however you want.
You'll then end up with some rather rectangular 3-dimensional glasses with squares of red and blue lenses. Don't forget that special guests will be the Jonas Brothers.

How to make 3D eyeglasses for Hannah Montana's Best of Both Worlds Concert: start with a pair of old sunglasses or inexpensive eyeglasses

Although I prefer the Starz version a bit better, this also works well. To make the 3-D glasses, simply take a pair of sunglasses. I find plastic ones easiest to deal with and it is safer to pop out the lenses or simply color over them. You'll still need red and blue markers, nothing too opaque, as well as plastic, like transparency sheets, that are firm enough to fit the glasses but still pliable.