Me and my friend were playing around with some chicken wire for masks for Halloween 2006 when I realized the shape I had made looked like Homer’s head. From then on, he was my target. I used papier-mâché to cover the chicken wire frame, painted it, and put on some black string for the hair. … Read more
On the Monday before Halloween, I decided I was going to make my costume this year. On Tuesday, I decided to be Marge Simpson. Here is how I pulled off the Homemade Marge Simpson Adult Costume! I bought some lime green fleece from a fabric store for $6.00 and sewed that into a strapless dress, … Read more
My husband and I decided to go as Marge and Homer Simpson to a Halloween Party (which was 80’s themed). I had looked and looked to try to figure out what to do and I saw your sight and loved the idea. I had to give it a try. It was a great hit, our … Read more
MARGE -The wig was made from an egg crate foam mattress pad purchased at Kmart. I used wax paper to trace the line of my face/hair line. With that I made a stencil out of a piece of the foam to try as a template on my face. Made the necessary trims and then cut … Read more
My boyfriend is a HUGE Simpsons fan. So it’s only natural that our daughters would dress in Homemade Lisa and Maggie Simpson Costumes this year. Our “Lisa” really enjoyed dressing up like “daddy’s cartoon”. For Lisa, obviously, I wasn’t going to send my 3 year old outside with just a strapless dress on, so I … Read more
When me and my sister did this Simpson costume one we painted a whole bunch of yellow on my aunt,uncle,and 2 cousins. With all that yellow they wanted to be the Simpsons. We got my aunt’s ugly green dress she did not care for. For her hair we gathered up a lot of blue weave … Read more
When we had our third child last year, I just knew we had to dress up as the Simpson’s for Halloween. Our oldest child Malachy is 8, Maude is 5, and Lulu 1 year. We had the perfect combination of ages and gender to make this costume work. I did a lot of research on … Read more
We made this Homemade Marge Simpson Costume for our 12 year old daughter. The hair turned out great by using cotton balls glued to a tall cardboard hat and then spray painted blue. We used Styrofoam balls painted orange for the necklace and spray painted a pair of shoes orange to match. The green tube … Read more
This Simpson Halloween costumes was the product of unemployment. Weeks before Halloween I began strategizing and paper mache-ing the head pieces. Marge’s head piece was a bristol board tube, and then shaped with bulges of newspaper, and then papier mached, and then painted. Homer’s head was made from combining the skull part of a Pirate … Read more
Girls gotta be SEXSY on Halloween. It’s a rule. I think it might be the eleventh commandment that was just written on the other side of Moses’ tablet or something. And truly, what is sexier than the epic romance between Mr. Burns and Smithers? It’s really the Romeo and Juliet of our time. Here’s how … Read more
First of all, this Marge Simpson costume was inspired by the others I found on this website. So all the instructions will pretty much be the same or a combination of those. The dress is just a piece of cotton stitched and hemmed with elastic at the top. The necklace is constructed from foam balls … Read more
This is this our Homemade Simpsons Family Costume. We all work on the development and we didn’t spent much money. We used sponge for Bart’s hair, fabric and some old socks for Lisa’s, we bought a wig and painted it with blue hair spray for Marge’s hair, and used some swimsuit headdress for homer baldness. … Read more