This bubble bath costume was such a big hit! I blew up blue and white balloons and safety pinned them to a flesh colored tank top and shorts. The only other accessories was a bath towel for the hair, rubber ducky and a bath scrubber. Cheapest costume ever! The only hard part was maneuvering, but … Read more
My son went as a shower. For this homemade shower Halloween costume idea, we started with 2 hula hoops and 4 dowel rods. We held a hula hoop over head and attached 4 dowel rods going straight down to the other hula hoop about knee height. We wired it together then wrapped it in duct … Read more
For this Homemade Bathtub Costume, I picked up a bunch of the supplies from the dollar store. I grabbed the rope bucket from Target for $7. Cut a hole in the bottom of the bucket so that I could wear the bucket. I cut off the rope handles and instead strung ribbon through the existing … Read more
This Homemade Girl in a Tub Costume is simple and affordable! I took an old Rubbermaid bin and spraypainted it with a high-gloss white paint. I then cut out the bottom of the bin so I could fit inside! I staple-gunned two straps made of nude-colored panty-hose inside the bin, so that the bin would … Read more
A fun, homemade bubble bath costume! It’s a unique and creative idea that will surely surprise all your friends!! My costume was made from scratch and barely cost me anything. I decided to go with pillow fluff for a more sudsy look. First I got a cardboard box and I covered it with tape and … Read more
I thought of this unusual Halloween costume idea a few years ago but never tried it. My daughter has been winning the costume contest of our church for the past four years because of my home-made costumes. However this year a lot of people told me that their costumes would top hers so I knew … Read more
For this unusual Halloween costume, I bought a large white planter that will be able to fit your body. If you can’t find white, buy the lightest color and spray paint white. Drill holes and attached rope or webbing to make shoulder straps. Drill holes all around the upper part of planter. Insert blown up … Read more
For this unusual Halloween costume, we used about 80 white water balloons and blew them up with an air compressor. We Attached the balloons with safety pins on the inside of her sweatshirt and then took a laundry basket and turned it into a “tub” by covering with white poster board. We then attached white … Read more
For this unusual Halloween costume, buy a large white planter that you will be able to fit your body inside. If you can’t find white, buy the lightest color and spray paint it white. That’s what I did. Drill holes and attach rope or webbing to make shoulder straps. Also drill holes all around the … Read more
For my bubble bath costume I spent maybe $8 on the tub and some balloons, a scrub brush and a shower cap. I got everything from the dollar store. I hot glued my kids’ toys and the washrag, cotton balls, little soaps and shampoos I had at home. Total Spent: $5
This was my eight year old daughter’s idea. We took an inexpensive shower curtain and hooks, hula-hoop, shower brush, lots of silver air-duct tape, cardboard tubes, empty soap box, small hand towel, saran wrap and tinsel. She wore a shower cap, mud face mask (green face paint),a pink turtle neck and leggins, finished off with … Read more
My daughter came to me a few days before Halloween and told me she wanted a bubble bath costume. I wasn’t so sure how I was going to pull this off. I went to Walmart and bought a rope handled laundry basket and went to the dollar store and bought the rest of the accessories … Read more