My roommate and I were trying to think of a costume that you don’t see often. That’s when we saw the nun head piece and thought, “omg how perfect.” It’s a simple costume don’t get me wrong, but it’s funny and sexy at the same time. The reactions we got from people was the best … Read more
We had heard on the radio that someone had been a shower curtain. So we thought we give it a shot just to see what we could come up with. The costume in general was very inexpensive (probably less than $8.00) to make, without the shower head which could be purchased at a used store … Read more
To start this journey, I got a 65 cm exercise ball to construct the body and a punch balloon to make the head/hat section. After the balloons were blown up, I started to paper mache. I made the mixture by using one part flour and five parts water (For one layer, I found that 1/2 … Read more
I wanted to create a funny costume this year that would make everyone stop and stare. And what is more hilarious than a Port-O-Potty? Or as I like to say it – a Port-O-Hottie, because I’m a single female wearing this! I bought the blue bin at Target and went to Home Depot where I … Read more
Living in a foreign country has always proved to be a bit challenging. It takes much more effort to find what you need to produce a costume then going to your local thrift shop or craft store. Supplies are limited, and finding things that fit you is even more difficult, not to mention the hours … Read more
Needed: A Strapless LRD (little red dress), two-three large packages of multi-color medium sized pom-poms (about 250-300, depending on size of area to cover), silver duct tape (wide), black fabric (I used scrapbook fabric-paper), scissors, wax paper, stickers (two, five, cent symbol), hot glue gun, hot glue, patience. How to: 1) Start with the Pom-Poms … Read more
We wanted a fun costume to celebrate a girls weekend in Miami. We were really looking forward to our first warm Halloween without winter coats! All of our past Halloweens were spent in Chitown :) There were three if us and we wanted our costume to be cute, comfortable, fun, and reasonable cost. We searched … Read more
My name is Desmond Davis and I live in San Bernardino, CA. I chose the Robbie Sinclair Dinosaur costume because I just love the TV show The Dinosaurs. I made my mask out of paper mache. Then I put a white T shirt over it and painted the mask. For the eyes I used my … Read more
Our sixteen year old daughter is a magician and escape artist by profession. She loves anything magical or mystical, so naturally she wanted to dress up as something that showed her personality. She decided to be a fortune teller, but we took it a step further and made her into an old fashioned fortune telling … Read more
This is by far the biggest Halloween project I’ve ever undertaken. I gave myself over six weeks to finish it, and didn’t put the final touches on until the day of Halloween. I always try to make my own costume, but it’s usually pretty simple. This year, my son wanted to go as Rocket Raccoon … Read more
This costume was relativity inexpensive to make but I would put it as a moderate level of difficulty. We always want to outdo last years costume so this year we went with this. We thought it was pretty cool :) It took us about 5 days to complete just working a couple hours a day … Read more
I always come up with my costume basically the day after Halloween is over for the next year. This year I already know what I am doing for next year. I always go as something from a movie. Ive been the leg lamp from The Christmas Story, The Flux Capacitor from Back To The Future, … Read more