Candice P.
This baby golfer in a golf cart stroller costume is so easy, all I used was: Single Stroller, large sheets of card board , several different sized boxes, 4 wrapping paper cores, hot glue and glue gun, newspapers, water, flour, and large bowl for paper mache, long bolt (longer than 3 inches) with matching wing … Read more
This “Greg” from ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ cartoon drawing is very simple to make and only requires a few materials. Though I have written quite a bit on how to make this costume, overall the task is quite simple. Don’t let the length of these instructions discourage you from attempting. I have gone into … Read more
This toddler peacock costume is honestly very time consuming and has many tedious steps, but will be beautiful and well worth the time once completed. The materials used are: sheets of cardboard, heavy duty box cutter, newspaper, water and flour for paper mache, one ping pong ball cut in half for the eye, hot glue … Read more
This Sweethearts candy costume is easy to make and requires few materials. You will need: A long, but skinny rectangle box (but big enough to fit on the person wearing it), paint in the colors shown in my pictures, red Marks-A-Lot markers, large piece of Styrofoam board about 1-2 inches thick, box cutter, scrap piece … Read more
This Homemade Perry the Platypus aka Agent P Costume, or “Agent P” from the popular cartoon, Phineas and Ferb, is simple to make with only a few materials needed. Though these instructions may seem long, it’s not too challenging to accomplish making an awesome costume using these detailed steps. Most materials listed can be found … Read more
This crayon Halloween costume was really simple. The materials used to make this box of crayons costume were: hot glue gun and glue sticks, several large cardboard cores or tubes (like the middle of a paper towel roll or other larger roll of some sort), cardboard pieces, cardboard box that is the desired size and … Read more