Let’s face it – life gets crazy and sometimes. With the best of intentions, sometimes the holidays sneak up on us. Even with little time and even less money you can still create a cute Halloween costume for your kiddos in a pinch. Here are some ideas for DIY costumes that don’t cost a whole lot:
Flower Pot Costume: So cute!! See details for how to make this costume HERE.
CovetbyTricia originally posted this PacMan and Ghost Costume idea. It would be really easy to add more colors and go for having a Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde!
Your kids can all be Gatorade Bottles! (Originally posted by the slightlysaltykids) Just use an orange swim cap and Gatorade Logo, which you can find on Google Images.View more Sibling Costume Ideas
Harry Potter Wizard Robe: This Halloween costume can be made from an old tee shirt in just 15 minutes! Find out how HERE.
DIY Minion Glasses: You can make these Minion Goggles with cheap goggles you get from the Dollar Store as a starting point. Next, glue on Mason Jar Lids. Add a yellow tee and blue overalls to complete the costume. Find the directions HERE.
Easy Olaf Halloween Costume: You just need a white hoodie, black felt, pipe cleaners and glue! Learn how to make this HERE.
DIY Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Costume: You’ll need a roasting pan, some green paint, orange fabric, green fabric, and glue. Details HERE .
Monster’s University Mike and Sully Costumes: Tee shirts, felt, hats, and glue. Find the instructions HERE.
DIY Care Bear Costumes: Start with sweatsuits with hoodies, felt, and glue. Find out how to make these HERE.
No-Sew Cape Super Hero Cape and Cuffs: So easy and the possibilities are endless. Find the tutorial HERE.
MORE DIY COSTUME RESOURCES:
- DIY Easy Costume Ideas for Men
- DIY Family Halloween Costume Ideas
- DIY Couples Halloween Costume Ideas
- 10 Creative Halloween Costume Ideas
- DIY Halloween Hair and Make-Up Ideas
I love this article! Every year I take my little ones to the local thrift store for their Halloween costumes and they go crazy (in a fun way). They love seeing how creative they can be with what the store currently has and their imagination. Last year my daughter found a pink dress and wanted us to “paste” white dots on it so she could be Minnie Mouse. We are definitely looking forward to dressing up for Halloween this year.