We decided to go as the Scooby Doo Gang and it turned out pretty good. Our friend who was Scooby put on brown clothes, a long sleeve shirt and brown jogging pants and then we made brown ears from felt. Also, he bought a belt and cut it short and we put a paper tag … Read more
Here is a brief overview of how each went about making their Scooby Doo Group Costume. Shaggy: The signature green, n-veck shirt he found at a local store and the brown pants he had. Naturally, he has thick hair and had a goatee, so Shaggy simply made his hair as shaggy as he could get … Read more
For the clothing of the Homemade Scooby Doo Character Costumes we went round second hand stores to find things that could be suitable. But Velmas skirt was initially floor length! So we took that up, and then found some bright stockings at a department store and voila!
We decided on the Homemade Scooby Doo and the Mystery Inc Gang Costume for our Halloween costumes this year. A month and a half of scouring Good Will and The Salvation Army produced most of the clothing for the costumes. Velma dyed a white sweater and knee socks orange so they would match. A brown … Read more
My boyfriend and I, along with his little sister and a couple of our friends, wanted to get together and do Halloween costumes as a group. Due to our love for Scooby-Doo, we decided be “the gang.” All of the outfits of this Scooby Doo Gang Group Costume were put together using clothes we found … Read more
My children usually do a group costume every year, and this year’s theme was Scooby Doo! I made this Homemade Scooby Doo Group Costume within about a day. Shaggy’s costume was relatively easy, a large green shirt and baggy brown pants, a wig and goatee. Fred’s was also fairly easy with a plain long sleeved … Read more
In this photo my son Michael is dressed as Scooby Doo and my daughter Heidi is dressed as Daphne. Michael is sitting in a hand-crafted Mystery Machine. My husband cut out the wood and painted it the base color. My daughter drew the orange flowers and I did the words, which my Michael helped color … Read more
I simply made the Coolest Mystery Machine Costume out of cardboard, paint, a window insulation kit, TONS of hot glue and a wagon to make it mobile! This Coolest Mystery Machine Costume didn’t take very much time to make. I attached two large cardboard boxes together and cut them to shape. I then drew the … Read more
We have 9 children in our family (ages 1-10) and we participated in a “Trunk or Treat” this year. We decided to include our van in our Halloween show – Scooby Doo and The Mystery Machine was the obvious best choice! Three of our costumes were not homemade – 2 Scooby Doos and one Velma … Read more
Here are our Scooby Doo Costumes. For Velma I found an orange sweater from a thrift store and made the pleated red skirt from a sewing pattern. The socks were softball socks and I found the shoes at Ross. The glasses were the ones with the big nose and a moustache but I pulled off … Read more
My five year old daughter had her heart set on being Shaggy for Halloween. For fear of her being mistaken for a bearded lady, my husband and I decided to jump on board and create a family Homemade Scooby Gang Halloween Costume. Scooby doo fans include people of all ages so everyone could recognize us. … Read more
My sons absolutely adore Scoobydoo costumes. I had been tooling around with the idea of making a racecar costume for my youngest son. I randomly thought of Fred and the Mystery Machine and went with it. In the end my eldest liked the costume mystery box soo much he gave his Sportacus costume to his … Read more