Check out the seriously impressive ensembles worn here by men, women and children of all ages. The appeal of these crime-fighting teenage, green turtles is enormous. So strap on a eye mask and check out the coolest homemade Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles costumes in this collection.
Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael are named after Italian Renaissance artists. These pizza loving turtles stand up to evil from their home in New York City’s sewers. Most importantly, they are in disguise.
The level of DIY costume making here is exceptional. In addition, you will see some fun and girly costume ideas using tutus. Another clever group paid homage to the artists with their paintings on the back of their shells. You will even find fabulous Shredder costumes here.
So get your grimace on as you browse through this section for your DIY costume inspiration this Halloween!
As a Korean-American studying abroad in Seoul, it was heart-warming for me to see so much enthusiasm and creativity put into costumes this year in Korea!! Our Scandinavian friends threw a Halloween party for our exchange group with the theme of “neon”. So, we decided to put a fun, NEON twist on the traditional Teenage … Read more
This Ninja Turtle DIY group Halloween costume idea was so much fun for Halloween this year. I guess I’ll start with the most important piece of any Ninja Turtle costume…the Shell- #1: We used disposable foil turkey roasting pans which we bought at Walmart for under $3.00 each. We shaped the pans with our hands … Read more
We looked at costumes for teenage mutant ninja turtle and noticed that they were really original. So we did get some online ideas for our Homemade Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Couple Costume. The male material was made up up clothes wire hanger for the shell stuffed with white stuffing. We then fabricated with brown and … Read more
I dressed up as a Ninja Turtle when I was 5, so I figured that 20 years later would be the perfect time to have a Ninja Turtle Costume again! Since I live in FL, I had two versions of the costume, the hot weather (green bathing suit) and cold weather (t-shirt and track pants). … Read more
This year, I decided I wanted to dress up with a group and it came down to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Group Costume. This website is my favorite website to find amazing homemade costumes, so I searched and gathered all the ideas and added my own ideas to come up with the simplest way … Read more
Cowabunga! These totally tubular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Group Costumes were made from sweatpants and turtleneck shirts, with balaclavas for the masks and old washing baskets sewn onto backpacks for the shells. The washing baskets were covered in several layers of papier mache, then painted according to our individual tastes (we felt as each Turtle … Read more
I was inspired by this website to create my Homemade Sexy Ninja Turtle Costume. My friends had little faith that a Ninja Turtle could actually be sexy, so I was left to the task of proving them wrong. After realizing, and basically succumbing to the fact that I haven’t the faintest idea how to sow, … Read more
For our Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles group costume, we made four different costumes, one for each of the turtles. For the dresses, you just need green and yellow fabric. Depending on which turtle you represent, you will need purple, orange, blue, or red fabric. For the belts, you will need brown fabric. Regular fabric made … Read more
Last year we went as a group to our law school’s Halloween party. We were the Ninja Turtles Group Costume, complete with their villain Shredder, sidekicks Casey Jones & April O’Neil, and their Master Splinter. Create a Turtle: Back Shell- This was the toughest project. We made backing for the shell by cutting housing Styrofoam … Read more
I was always a big Ninja Turtles fan growing up so what better way to celebrate Halloween as a 21 yr old and get 3 other guys together and dress up as the 4 green brothers! My only stipulation when I set out to make these Ninja Turtles Homemade Halloween Group Costume was I wanted … Read more
This year, I made my husband an animatronic homemade Krang costume for Halloween. In case you’re interested in the how of things: 1. Bought a super-cheap and crappy sumo wrestler suit on eBay. 2. Restuffed it with polyfill so it didn’t look so crappy. 3. Sewed and stuffed a Krang doll 4. Ripped apart two … Read more
My mom and I took the Ninja Turtle pattern 5143 Butterwick which is hard to find and we modified it to make our Ninja Turtles costumes. We chose not to make a big ninja turtle head, we used masks only and we made the turtle shell three dimensional by stuffing section of shell with fiberfill … Read more