This is my son, we made his Two Face Costume by using up an old school blazer, shirt and trousers with a charity shop tie. All his clothes were carefully pressed neatly on one side and then scorched (careful now, adults only!) on the opposite side using an out-door heater (safety first and synthetic fabrics … Read more
I was sworn in as a new attorney on October 31 and felt “Two-Face” from the Batman series was the appropriate character for me this Halloween. To make the mask, I started by layering liquid latex over a foam head and using fabric paint to build up scars and muscle tissue. Then, to add a … Read more
I decided to dress up as the Joker from Batman the Dark Knight and my boyfriend as a mime. The Joker is my all time favorite villain. For the Joker costume, I used green hair dye, red, white, and black face paint, and old clothes. The old clothes I used were purple slacks, a purple … Read more
Hello, My eldest wanted to be his favorite superhero (or antihero depends on how you look at it) for Halloween this year… so here is his homemade Rorschach Halloween costume! I made the mask out of cotton spandex, thermocromic paint and regular black fabric paint (if you use only thermocromic paint your breath will remove … Read more
This Homemade Wonder Woman Toddler Costume is made from luxurious Nylon/Lycra fabric that allows ease in fit. Hand appliqued eagle on top with rhinestone eye. Bottoms are royal blue nylon/lycra fabric. Tiara made with double interfaced gold metallic fabric and adorned with red PVC hand-appliqued star and fastens with Velcro to adjust fit. Belt and … Read more
I looked online and in Halloween stores for ages and couldn’t find a decent fitting Wonder Woman costume for sale that was affordable, so I decided to make my own. I started with the bottoms, and bought some blue spandex shorts. I then toyed with the idea of how to make the stars, and decided … Read more
For Frankenstein, we bought an over sized suit coat from a thrift store. He wore black pants and big black shoes. We patterned his make up after a photo from the original Frankenstein’s monster movie. We made the neck bolts out of tin foil and used duct tape to attach. We sprayed his hair black. … Read more