Last year, my son, Reese, wanted to be Wall-E. The challenge was creating a costume around my son’s wheelchair that would still enable him to drive his wheelchair inside the costume. He also wanted to be able to move Wall-E’s arms and grab the candy with them. Everything is controlled from inside. I started this … Read more

My three year old son wanted to be Wall-E for Halloween so I decided that I could make a better Homemade Wall-E Costume than the ones sold in stores or online. I started with a cardboard box and made cutouts for the head and arms and then wrapped it with brown paper bags for the … Read more

My son Josh has been into Wall-e since the movie came out. He started requesting to watch it several times a day and, as Halloween approached, we asked him what he wanted to be and surprise…WALL-E was his answer. We were not really thrilled with the costume store options so, after a little planning, this … Read more

This Homemade Wall-E Costume was completely made with recycled material. I did it with my 4 years old kid, Nicholas. We used recycled cardboard boxes, egg cups, food packaging, bottles, screws, bolts, an old diver’s mask. A hidden mechanism allows the child to open up the space where Wall-E collects the garbage. Initially we made … Read more

My almost 3 year old son loves the Disney movie “Wall E” and wanted to be him for Halloween this year. My husband and I, therefore, embarked on the task of making him a Homemade Wall E Child Costume, all for the price of a little yellow paint. The rest of the costume was made … Read more

My son requested to be Wall-E for Halloween. Since there is not a store out there that sells this costume, my husband decided to make one. He started the process with a large cardboard box, duct tape, and creativity. With these materials he was able to create Wall-E’s body. From there he collected cardboard boxes, … Read more

We decided to dress up as Wall-E and Eve for this Halloween. Here is how we made our Homemade Wall-E and Eve Couple Costume: For Eve’s costume, I bought a white 22 gallon trash can with a push/swing lid. I cut a hole for the face and hot-glued the other side of the lid to … Read more

A flat-screen TV box was used for the body and tracks. This was folded and molded into itself to create a sturdy ‘just the right size’ body. We used Pringles cans for the arms and the fire extinguisher. The hands were made of duct tape and the top of the fire extinguisher was made from … Read more