This Homemade Pebbles and BamBam Costume is extremely easy to make! Spent about $12.00 on fabric, hot gluegun and haircolor. It took maybe 2 hours to make both. Both BamBam and Pebbles bottoms, BamBam’s hat and boot covers are all made from felt. I just cut appropriate sizes and jagged the bottom end. I used … 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
This Flintstones Costume was our 2007 Halloween costume. All were homemade except for the masks of course but they definitely made the costumes more realistic. The funny feet on Fred were also store bought. We were a hit everywhere we went. Everyone wanted a picture with us. Good times. Wilma’s necklace is Styrofoam balls painted … Read more
My best friend flew out to come hang out with me on Halloween. So we decided to do a duo costume, we created a homemade Wilma Flinstone and Betty Rubble costume! For Wilma I bought a plain white dress that was just a swimsuit cover up. I cut it so that it would become a … Read more
When I got engaged in July 2011, my mind was more on the spring wedding than any other holiday. But when Halloween was approaching, I realized that for the first time ever, I would be part of a “couples’ costume!” I was inspired to do the Fred and Wilma Flintstone Couples Costume for two reasons: … 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
Meet the Flintstones and the Rubbles! We made our Flinstones and Rubbles Halloween costumes out of felt and dress from Goodwill. While making them, we really had no clue what we were doing. We just looked costumes up on line and started cutting away. My friend and I had never used a sewing machine prior … Read more
Here we have a modern updated Sparkly version of Fred, Wilma, Pebbles, Bam-Bam and Dino from the Flintstones Family. My oldest daughter Kayla was having some Fruity Pebbles for breakfast one day recently and said, “Mom, Kaylei (our middle daughter) looks just like Pebbles and I look just like a girl version of Bam-Bam! We … Read more
I always enjoy making my son’s costumes and each year I strive to top the last. He has previously been a bat, a ninja, a spider, and even the $5000 wedge from Wheel of Fortune. This year my husband suggested I go for a Flintstones theme since our son and my brother’s daughter are about … 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