The enchanting magic of Disney is undeniable. The list of movies that have transported generations seems never ending. As far as costume choice goes, if you want to make an indelible impression, Disney costumes will take you there!
With so many store bought Disney costumes available, why would you need to create your own? After perusing this extensive collection, you won’t be asking that question anymore! The level of detail and love that went into making these, is apparent. These costumes look and fit better than anything you can purchase. In addition, the act of creating costumes for a family member is incredibly bonding. The journey adds so much to the destination.
As a result, you can recreate the magic of Disney with these fantastic Disney costumes. Use your imagination to augment your favorite characters. Be inspired by the DIY costume designs here that are truly magnificent works of art.
My daughter won best costume at her Anime Club with this Sally costume. My aunt sewed the dress, but I did the rest. The tights were dyed blued with Koolaid, and the arms are the tops of men’s long socks, also dyed with Koolaid. I used a black sharpie marker to draw on the stitches. … Read more
This fine lady here is actually not my daughter but my fiance. She wanted to be Pocahontas but didn’t want me to be her John Smith because his costume would be too plain and boring so we went with being her dad, Chief Powhatan, instead (haha). Chief Powhatan was pretty simple to make. The headgear … Read more
My girl loves Boo so I decided to make her costume. It was difficult to find purple cloth which resemble original Boo. I went to four shops and finally found the suitable cloth. Bought some rope for Monsters hair. I made eyes with Styrofoam and put black felt in the center. Making a lot of suckers was … Read more
Hey y’all! This is my absolute favorite costume I’ve made so far! I first created the top with a vision already in mind. I purchased an inexpensive push up bra ( b/c I need a little help, lol) and then headed straight to the craft store! I purchased a teal silk type material, the teal … Read more
I’m Not Drunk, I’m just BUZZ This was a last minute costume and was pretty easy to make. I took an old white tee and cut out and sewed on pieces of fabric for the top, and just used a pair of shorts for the bottom and made a makeshift belt out of the leftover … Read more
I wanted to make a theme with all 4 of my kids and thank GOD they loved my idea! My eldest daughter was the Mad Hatter, my other daughter was a huge tea cup, my son was the white rabbit, and my youngest daughter was a lavender tea bag. I got the Mad Hatter felt … Read more
Well, the costume was simple and quick to make but super effective. Everyone clocked straight away that we had come as mermaids, whether it be Ariel or not. I just purchased myself a hi-lo skirt from eBay, which was about £5 so rather cheap. I didn\’t want to wear a bra on top as I … Read more
My friends and I decided to be the Jamaican Bobsled Team. We took 1st place !!! This was the very easy to make. We used posterboard / Duck tape for the Bobsled. We used Duck tape to create our cosutmes. We purchase our hats/wigs off from ebay which were appr. $5.00. We live in a small town in Upstate, … Read more
With the exception of the coat and dead dog purse all the pieces of this costume were purchased individually and then put together. The coat is really just two pieces of fabric (furry and red lining) sewn together much like a blanket and then I stitched the corners together to create an overcoat look. The … Read more
I have a sweet 1 year old and a BIG (9 yr old) brother. She was a shoo-in for Boo. She looks a lot like her anyways. But when he decided to go along with her costume the madness began. Buying them wasn’t an option so here ya go: Boo: First, I measured the length … Read more
Crimson red highest quality sequins fabric, deep slit in front and deep scooped open back gown. I should mention that the fabric used has Lycra so it also does a job of hugging curves and also aids in support, but only when cut with the special pattern I use. I use 3/4″ invisible elastic in a … Read more
Belle has always been my favorite Disney princess! I admire her profound love for literate, adventure, and reading. Of course, I also coo over the act of falling in love despite appearances…it’s a good model! This was the first costume I have ever made myself and it was a HIT! The dress is two pieces: … Read more