Have a Smurfy Halloween with these awesome homemade costumes! Step out of your mushroom house and take a look at the coolest collection of Smurfs costumes.
To paint your skin or not to paint your skin for your homemade costume, that is the question. It’s a crazy cool look but might require intense scrubbing post-Halloween. If you would rather not be covered in blue body paint, check out the cool papier mache DIY costume here.
Dress as the most famous girl Smurf, Smurfette. Her simple white dress is not difficult to create for an instantly recognizable homemade costume.
In addition, some Smurfs here have had a Halloween makeover. For instance, the zombie Smurf costume is fantastically appropriate for the holiday. Another idea is an evil wizard Gargemel costume.
So, as you browse through these fun homemade Smurfs costumes, don’t forget to have a Smurfy day!
My friends and I decided to go in a Smurfs costume for Halloween. None of us sew so the glue gun is our best friend! We bought some thick foam and cut out the shape of the smurf hat, glued the two pieces together and then covered them with a white flannel sheet. We also … Read more
We wanted to do a couples costume & since we grew up in the 80’s, what better than smurfs! Luckily my husband already had maroon pants from a previous costume as a used car salesman! I searched thrift stores for a white dress with no luck, so had to sew one! We also made our … Read more
The Halloween party was on Saturday and my original plan was to dress up as the Grinch. Plan B was to go as a Soul Train dancer from the 70’s. Well, I had a costume meltdown on the Grinch, so FRIDAY night, I decided on this Smurfette costume (Plan C)! It all came together on … Read more
For the Smurfette costume I just bought a dress that looked like something Smurfette would wear, and a pair of white shoes and a yellow wig. And for papa Smurf I found a pair of red scrubs and red house shoes. I made the smurf hats by drawing out a pattern for each hat and … Read more
Wanted a comfortable, yet real looking Smurfette Halloween costume that didn’t require me to paint my arms and legs. I dyed 2 pair of white tights with Blue Raspberry Lemonade Kool-Aid (used to be called Smurf Berry in the 80’s!). With one pair, I cut off the legs, turned the foot portion of each leg … Read more
Me and my husband made a homemade Smurfette and Papa Smurf costume and it was super easy. We first started by painting our bodies blue and with a few accessories it was complete. I made the hats from heavy felt and purchased a ten dollar wig for Smurfette and a two dollar beard for Papa. … Read more
ARE YOU INTO TO BLUE? Papa Smurf and Smurfette is a great homemade costume. My husband and I had a blast and got cutest couple at a local Halloween party in town for our Papa Smurf and Smurfette Costume. So much fun to dress up. The blue paint had to be the “right blue”. It … Read more
This Smurfette Costume was for a fancy dress party I had last year. I’m dressed as Smurfette, and have painted my face, neck, arms and hands with Kryolan SupraColor in 091, which is a stage makeup greasepaint (I work as a Stage Manager so knew where to get good long lasting face paint in the … Read more
The year prior, I bought an Alice in Wonderland costume and, I have to admit, it was lame. So at the end of last year I started planning this year’s Homemade Smurfette Costume! I bought the wig, hat and face paint at a store on the web called Jokeshop.co.uk. The wig was a little more … Read more
One day I figured to my self what can I be for Halloween that would work for me because I am so small. It dawned on me to be a Smurf (I am 4’10”). I asked my boyfriend who was a Smurf and a friend of mine to be baby Smurf (the bigger guy, he … Read more
My daughter received the Smurfs on DVD a few months ago. She instantly fell in love and began telling me, even before it was September, that she wanted to be Smurfette for Halloween. The problem is that, because the Smurfs are so vintage, you can’t find Smurf costumes anywhere. I spent hours online and in … Read more
I try to get my three kids to dress in similar costumes for Halloween. Then we recycle the pictures I take and use them as our Christmas cards. This is one of my favorites. Have a “smurfin” Christmas! I bought regular white t-shirts for the girls and sewed lace around the bottom edges. Then I … Read more