Short on cash? Tired of being the same stereotypical thing for Halloween year after year? Don’t have enough time to pick and choose? Aren’t crafty enough to make your own costume? Here is a guide to homemade Halloween costumes that are cheap, unique, quick and simple! And did we mention, cute?!
The Bubble Bath:
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Photo Credit: Heather Capri Buna (Flickr)
Cotton Candy:
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Photo Credit: Temeculamom (Flickr)
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FOR AN EVEN CHEAPER VERSION, USE CARDBOARD INSTEAD OF FABRIC. |
Chocolate bar
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Marshmallow
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Jellyfish:
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Photo Credit: pinreach.com
A Bunch of Grapes:
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Photo Credit: mothering.com
Rosie the Riveter:
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Photo Credit: costumeworks.com
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Photo Credit: craftster.org
Homemade costumes don’t have to be a pain, and by all means, can make or break the Halloween experience. Make sure you aren’t the one missing out on all of the fun! Get started by creating these ideas, or come up with your own. Movie characters, animals, or everyday food items can become a unique costume as discussed above. Let your wild side out and get into character for the fall holiday coming very soon.
Carrie • Oct 14, 2019 at 3:01 pm
Is the graham cracker really made of felt or a sheet? Because that would never stand up in the shoulders like the photos shows. Wondering if maybe it’s really some sort of foam? Let me know as I’d like to make this.
adviser • Oct 15, 2019 at 11:37 am
You’re right. It appears to be foam.