6 Easy DIY Halloween Costumes for Your Little One

Cut thin long stips of black felt fabric and fit them horizontally in the middle of the body suite with the double sided fabric tape You can decide if you would like to make thinner strips of thicker strips. Then proceed to make the wings by taking 2 pipe cleaners and folding them in elongated oval shapes for the wings. Attach them at the back of the bodysuite. We’re almost done making your honey bee be the buzz of town! Finally you’ll need to make the headband. Cut a thick long piece of fabric the diameter of your little ones head. Use the double sided tape to attach it from one end to the other. Take the last pipe cleaner and rcut it in half. Then proceed to curl the top of the pipe cleaners to form antennas. Attach the antennas to the headband using your handy dandy tape and done!

Start by making batman’s mask for your little one. Draw a mask shape on black felt, and then proceed to cut it out. Make sure to include holes on both sides to attach the ribbon. Cut ribbon to the size of your little one's head. Attach it to the mask by looping the ribbon through the hole, you can either tie it or hot glue gun it together. For the batman logo, cut an oval shape in the yellow felt. Proceed to trace the batman logo on the black felt, cut out the logo. Use the double sided tape to attach the logo to the yellow oval that you previously cut out. Attach that to the abdomen of the black romper using double sided tape. For the cape take a sheet of the yellow felt, bunch it together from two corners and hot glue gun it to the back of the romper. Use double sided tape to make a stronger hold.

Start by spray painting your cardboard boxes silver. While that dries, move on to the water bottles that will be used for the turbo boost at the back. You will want to remove the wrapper from the water bottle, and then proceed to spray paint the bottles as well. After the paint has dried on the cardboard boxes, cut holes where the arms and neck will go in the bigger box. For the smaller box you have the option of cutting only eye slits in the box or cut a huge square for the face. If you decide to go with the eye slits you will then need to proceed to cut a hole at the bottom of the box to align with the neck hole in the larger box. You will need to attach them using duct tape and the hot glue gun (protip: spray paint the duct tape, so its consistent with the cardboard box). Take the construction paper and cut fire shapes out for the turbo boost. Use duct tape and hot glue gun to attach the painted water bottles to the back of the costume. Glue in the construction paper fire cutouts to the insides of the water bottle. Finally finish off the costume with custom accessories that you can paint or glue on.

A 5-min costume that’ll be sure to get you plenty of “AWW’s” is Boo from Monsters INC. Dress your toddler in a pink dress/top and lilac tights. Comb her hair into pigtails, and hand her a small teddy to accompany her costume. Ta da!

We’re throwing it back to the 90’s with this one. Simply take brown construction paper and cut ear shapes. Do the same for the pink construction paper but smaller. Glue the pink cutouts on the brown cutouts to make aardvark ears. Glue the ears on a headband. Dress your toddler in a white collar shirt with a mustard yellow sweater and blue jeans. Simple add the glasses and the headband to complete the look!

This may be the easiest costume to date! Simply cut of an “A” from the yellow felt. Use the double sided tape to tape it on the hoodie. Done! Piece of cake!