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!
Smurfette is blue – she has the blue long-sleeved shirt, blue gloves and blue stockings to create this effect. She has her cute little hat which was cut out of the same material as her dress. False hair was attached under the hat to give Smurfette the blonde hair. I made her tail out of … Read more
Starting these Homemade Smurfette and Handy Smurf Costumes from the top down: The hat is easiest to make out of a stretch Terry fabric (this one is made from an old baby towel). This way, it stretches to fit your head and doesn’t look as stiff as some of the other Smurf hats I have … Read more
I love to make creations, and since Halloween is one of my favorite things to celebrate in life I enjoyed creating. I thought what could I do that would be fabulous, of course a Smurfette Costume. I made the entire costume from the hat to the dress and of course I bought the perfect shoes. … Read more
Homemade Smurfette Halloween costume: * Bought white dress on clearance at Walmart * Bought white flats on clearance at Walmart * Had blue 3/4 length sleeve shirt * Made hat out of white felt – cut out the shape sewed together and stuffed with batting * Bought yellow wig online * Wore blue tights * … Read more
This is our Homemade Smurf Family Costume. Shannon is Papa Smurf, Alicia is Smurfette, Brandon is Brainy Smurf complete with glasses, Brady is Handy Smurf, complete with overalls and his handy dandy pencil, and Stewie is none other than the puppy Smurf.
This Smurfette costume was very, very simple. I bought a cheap white t-shirt. Then I bought some white burlap from a fabric store and cut the bottom in a wavy pattern. I cut some big holes in the top layer of fabric so it looked like eyelet, and had maybe 2 or 3 layers so … Read more
We used blue body paint to paint our body and face. It took a few hours to paint our bodies. For the hat, we used white felt fabric and traced a template and sewed it. It could take a few tries with the template to get the shape just right. For Smurfette’s hair, we used … Read more
We bought most of the clothes for our Smurf costume at the thrift store. Most expensive item was the blonde wig, and the best part was that my husband already had the beard! Blue face paint was pretty easy to wash off. We bought kids blue knit gloves for our hands. We attended two different … Read more
Our community has a Halloween Costume contest every year. We had seven employees in our office and wanted everyone to dress in a theme. Since everyone in the office was old enough to remember the 80’s when the Smurfs were popular it was an easy choice. Each Smurf costume was less than $20.00 to put … Read more
We have seen a great variety of Smurf costumes but the best were those that used paint rather than material for the blue. Here is how we made our cool Smurfs Group Costume. The key ingredient to this Homemade Smurfs Group Costume was liquid latex. We had to order it online and learned that one … Read more
I had a lot of fun with these DIY Papa Smurf and Smurffette Halloween couple costume ideas! I couldn’t find a white summer dress in October, so I had to make it. I used white felt (that I had on hand), and sewed it up myself. I made the hats out of felt as well, … Read more
This Smurfette costume was pretty easy to pull off. I got the little white dress and yellow wig at a thrift store, and the blue tights and blue body paint at a Halloween supply store. I made the hat from cutting and sewing an old white t-shirt and stuffing the top.