29 DIY Kid Halloween Costume ideas


Halloween is my favorite! Candy and costumes? What is not to love? A few years ago, I accidentally made my baby 6 costumes for Halloween. I’ve rounded up 29 cute DIY kid Halloween costume ideas to make planning for Halloween a little easier.
29 DIY Kid Halloween Costume Ideas

29 DIY KID HALLOWEEN COSTUME IDEAS:

1. Cheeseburgers are always a good idea. Check out the complete cheeseburger Halloween costume tutorial on C.R.A.F.T. Whip up a DIY french fry costume and a ketchup for a family trio.
DIY Halloween costumes
2. How cute is this tiny koala bear? Best part? This costume is no sew and made with felt and safety pins! See the DIY koala Halloween costume tutorial on C.R.A.F.T.
Koala bear baby costume {+ cute baby costumes}
3. The truth is this tiny Pinocchio is adorable! (Costume first spotted in Small Magazine.)
4. A carrot a day keep the Dr. away, or is that an apple? Either way, this organic carrot costume is scrumptious! See the complete DIY carrot Halloween costume details on C.R.A.F.T.
Homemade halloween costumes for babies: DIY carrot costume!
 5. Nothing cuter than a tiny Dwight. Except for possibly a tiny Pam and Jim!
6. Turn a diaper box into a tractor and add a little cowboy! See the step by step cardboard box turned tractor costume at C.R.A.F.T
Cardboard box Tractor Costume
7. Take Halloween back to the glory days of the early 90’s with a Game Boy costume. This can easily be done for an older child on a t-shirt. See the complete Halloween Game Boy Costume at C.R.A.F.T.
DIY Kid Halloween Costume Ideas
 8. Everyone loves a panda bear! Get the easy DIY panda bear costume details on C.R.A.F.T.
DIY Panda bear baby Halloween costume
9. If your child loves art, inspire their inner Bob Ross with a giant curly wig and a cardboard paint palette. For all of the Bob Ross costume details check out C.R.A.F.T.
DIY Baby Bob Ross costume
10. My mom sewed my friend and I these hippie outfits when I was in 5th grade!
hippie kid halloween costume
11. This might be the cutest clown I’ve ever seen! You can get the costume on Etsy.
12. Turn a diaper box into a choo choo train for your little train lover. See the cardboard box turned train tutorial at C.R.A.F.T.
How to make a Polar Express train out of a cardboard box
13. What kiddo does not want to be a mermaid? Find the complete video tutorial on Petit a Petit.
DIY Mermaid costume
14. Now here’s a costume that no other kiddo will have… a hot air balloon! See the full DIY costume tutorial on Jennuine.
15. This Halloween costume is sew cute! Amy turned an old lampshade into the most adorable needle and thread you’ve ever seen! See the full DIY needle and thread costume on C.R.A.F.T.
DIY needle and thread halloween costume
16. Glow in the dark stick people costumes serve double duty: Fun costume plus glows in the dark! Not to mention, it is so easy to make! Hop on over to C.R.A.F.T. for the complete glow in the dark stick person costume tutorial.
Glow in the dark stick figure costume
17. Who wants to be an owl for Halloween? Turn a t-shirt into this adorable owl with a step by step tutorial from Alpha Mom.
18. This peacock costume is spectacular! Find the peacock costume details on Creatively Christy.
19. Looking for a parent/kid costume combo? How about a bee and a bee keeper?
DIY Halloween costumes
20. Where’s Waldo works for the whole family! I love that you can buy the red and white striped t-shirts and where them again and again. See the complete DIY Where’s Waldo costume tutorial at C.R.A.F.T.
Where's Waldo! Group Halloween costume ideas
21. Slurpee are always a good idea and how cute to be twin slurpees with your bestie? Get the DIY slurpee costume tutorial at Crap I’ve Made.
homemade kids halloween costume ideas
22. The baby bum costume has sparked a heated debate in the comment section of this post. What do you think totally adorable or tasteless? (Photo source)
23. Cut out a shark shape from cardboard and add arm straps for a DIY shark costume! Of course you’ll need a few fishy friends to trick or treat with you. More DIY shark costume details on C.R.A.F.T.
Fang and Nugget craft for kids
24. Throw back to your childhood and whip up these adorable Mario and Luigi costumes. For the costume details check out Twin Dragonfly Designs.
 DIY Mario and Luigi Costumes
25. Wild Things… Halloween perfection! See more pictures at Nicole Hill Gerulat.
26. Check out this adorable robot costume on Lorajean’s Magazine.
27. Candy corn is typically a love it or hate it candy, but there is no denying that this candy corn is adorable! Hop on over to Dukes & Duchess for this candy corn costume tutorial greatness.
DIY Candy Corn Costume
28. I mean that pineapple topper hat is the best! How about a whole family of fruit? Get the complete pineapple costume tutorial at Delia Creates. DIY Kid Halloween Costume Ideas
29. This awesome Minecraft costume is from Morena’s Corner.
DIY Kid Halloween Costume Ideas

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