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The front triangle I made larger than the other three. I sewed them all together and then cut out a semi-circle for the brim and cut a piece of card stock inside. Then I pinned the brim to the front triangle and sewed them together.
I turned it inside out, pinned it together and sewed the seams. Then I made my necklace out of 1 1/4″ Styrofoam balls and threaded it through stretchy cord. I purchased the red Wilma wig and the funny feet on-line. Our baby was able to wear his yellow pajamas so that he was all ready for bed even though he was in costume. The sun was easy to remove or stick back on so that my husband could sit down or I could nurse the baby if need be.
Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Rain Family Costume
If you need a last-minute costume, then this Pineapple Costume is perfect. This costume is made from nice, warm flannel. Go for something with a bit more edge and opt for the classic Edward Scissorhands look.
Don't forget to put on your best mysterious smile. Using a black permanent maker, follow the template provided to add the cassette shapes and outlines. To create shoulder and chest straps, measure length needed and place 2 strips of duct tape sticky side together. Cut out two oval wing shapes out of your cardboard box. Solo, couple and group ideas to bring your spooky dreams to life.
Other DIY Costumes
We had so much fun and this was for sure one of the coolest baby costume ideas we did. This roundup of easy DIY Halloween costume ideas for kids includes something for everyone. Below you’ll find our hand-picked selection of the coolest, easy-to-make, and most comfortable homemade costume ideas for babies. Whether you’re a novice with hand sewing or an expert with the sewing machine, you can create one of these DIY girls’ Halloween costumes.
I also love Trick-or-Treating and seeing the creativity of other parents and kids. Get our your sewing machine for this DIY woodland fairy costume. The instructions will walk you through each step along the way. With these 5 circus themed costumes, you can turn your kids into the circus of their dreams! With 5 costumes to make on this sewing journey, it's a good idea to start in plenty of time before Halloween. This Glinda the Good Witch sewing pattern is stunning but the instructions are simple enough to follow even if you're beginning your sewing journey.
Cocktail Party Costume
Willa Gray, daughter of singer-songwriter Thomas Rhett and Country Living Contributor Lauren Akins, shows off this easy DIY corn costume. For Bam-Bam, my son, I used what was left over from Fred’s orange fleece to make a skirt for him. I traced a pair of his shorts, making allowance for seams and an elastic waist.
A few basic sewing skills and your sewing machine help this pull together quickly. Little Red Riding Hood makes an adorable costume and it's even cuter if you pair it with other group costumes in the same theme. She'll be skipping off to Grandma's if you follow this sewing pattern to make your own version for your daughter. Grab that white onesie you have lying around. The only add-ons you need are orange, light pink, and black felt, and a hot glue gun. There are so many superheroes worth dressing up as this season, from Wonder Woman to Black Widow.
He is like our beacon of sunshine and therefore thought it very appropriate to make our son into the sun! I then thought about how we could tie this theme into our whole costume. I came up with “Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Rain”. Hani, love these inspiration boards you create. As for the costumes, I will be giggling all night over the sushi one.
The sewing pattern used is easy to follow and requires just basic sewing skills. I bought 2 mop heads and cut and sewed them to a onesie. I also took one of his baby caps and sewed bits and pieces of mop onto that too! For an added touch, I made meatballs and hot glued them randomly to the costume.
I looked for weeks for the perfect costume for my 8 month old little boy’s first Halloween costume! I wanted something that was not common and wanted him to stand out! And that’s how this Little Lumberjack costume was born. This is a photo of my husband Todd as the Empire State Building and my son Max as King Kong. My husband dreamed up this idea of a Homemade King Kong and the Empire State Building Costume while we were pregnant with Max.
Truly an experience I will never ever forget. The back of the costume was open so he could be quickly “changed” when necessary. It was actually made like a glorified coat- velcroed down the front– with “coattails” in FRONT for legs that had elastic bands to keep them over his legs. The back had a cute little bubblebutt extension that had an adorable little tail on it. Hot glue the other side of the Velcro to the baby carrier. The hot glue works great because you can just peal it off later.
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