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Get crafty with it!
Getting dressed up and having a night of imaginative fun for Halloween does not have to break the bank. Here are a few ways you can whip up a creative costume with stuff from around the house or your local thrift store.
Bride or Groom, Beauty Queen, and More
This one is super easy, tons of fun, and can be turned in so many different directions. Corpse bride, zombie bride, mummy bride, alien bride, undead beauty queen ... the list of possibilities goes on and on. Weddings are expensive, sure, but a night out as a Halloween bride does not have to be. Thrift stores are pure gold when it comes to finding a fancy (yet cheap) Halloween dress or menswear. The gaudier, the better, as far as this one goes. Hot pink prom dresses? Perfect! Throw some fake blood, red paint, (you get the idea) and that $10 dress takes on a whole new Halloween persona.
DIY Superhero or Super Villain
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Who says all the great superheroes and supervillains are famous? Take to your closet, look around the house, go to the thrift store, and you can create your own unique superhero or supervillain. Always wanted to wear that leather skirt with a panda hoodie and knee high-combat boots? Perfect, add a cape and viola! A Super Punk Panda to the rescue.
Food
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You are what you eat! Dressing up as food is easy, fun, and can be done with things most people have in their kitchen and craft cabinets. Grab some aluminum foil and wrap yourself up and go as a burrito! Cardboard boxes, construction paper, and paint can create a giant pizza slice, which can be attached to a shirt. The same materials can be used to make a cardboard cookie, a giant carton of fries, a box of wine, a candy carton, and more!
Crazy Cat/Dog Person
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Put on your best robe, load up on the stuffed cats or dogs, and embrace it. Thrift stores are bound to have plenty of robes and stuffed animals for you to choose from. Get as into it as you want with this one—rollers in the hair, shower cap, weird shoes, cat food packets attached to the robe, etc.. Just give in, and let that inner kitty cat out, at least for one day.
Toga
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When in doubt, always go with the toga. All one needs is a large piece of fabric, fasteners, and belt of some sort to get the basic toga going. HGTV has a good tutorial right here to help craft the perfect toga.
The Twitter-verse is also full of fantastic ideas and tutorials on how to make a simple DIY Halloween costume that will impress. Check out a few of our favorites so far:
going to diy my Halloween costume this year pic.twitter.com/5WPXqbCJ6Q
— ℘ąơɩą ★~★ (@kneehighcumsock) September 17, 2020
Learn how to make a DIY witch broom with felt, glue, and a stick. This also makes a great DIY Harry Potter Quidditch broom. https://t.co/EFXkXpKzMr #WednesdayWisdom #Halloween #Costume #Props #Witch #Broom #HarryPotter #Quidditch #DIY #Easy
— Heather (@heatherhandmad) September 16, 2020
Since we have no bus right now, I'm not sure how I'll keep the Bus Stop Costumes tradition, but maybe I'll just scare my kids every day with this creepy Elf on the Shelf Costume. Here are some easy costumes for moms if you want to keep things silly.https://t.co/gljz1YReMX
— Tania Lamb (@LolaLambchops) September 15, 2020
DIY Scuba Diver Halloween Costume https://t.co/M9JvikQOgp on @bloglovin
— Delineate (@amy_dyd) September 16, 2020
What are your favorite DIY and thrifty Halloween costumes? Let us know in the comments.
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