Halloween is only 12 days away! Here are 14 creatively awesome Halloween costumes that all involve food! Check ’em out…
4. Starbucks
6. Donuts
7. Slurpees
8. S’mores
9. Candy Land
10. Spice Girls
14. French baker
PETS: DIY pinata costume
October 14, 2013 By
Studio DIY likes to create fun costumes for their cute little chihuahua and last year sweet little Bella dressed up as a (very fitting) pinata! To create your own little pinata you’ll need to get some different colors of crepe paper, cut them into fringe then hot glue them to a regular dog sweater. Grab a mini sombrero hat and your pup is ready for a Halloween fiesta!
Read more about this DIY pinata costume at Studio DIY and an adult pinata costume can be found here.
KIDS: DIY Jesse and Slinky Dog Costumes
May 29, 2013 By
I wasn’t sure if I should file this one under pets, kids, or groups! So, it’s officially under all 3 labels! Sherry from Young House Love made her beloved kids, Clara and pup, Burger a DIY Jesse and Slinky dog costumes from the movie, Toy Story. A pair of jeans got some white duck tape cow spots and Sherry made a simple giant yarn braid and attached it to a cowboy hat for Jesse. Burger the pup got a felt, no sew slinky wrap.
See all of the Jesse and Slinky dog costume deets over at Young House Love. Oh and if you’re looking for more handamde Toy Story costumes, here’s another version of Toy Story Jesse and Mr Potato Head.
Mexican inspired handmade costumes
May 5, 2013 By
Happy Cinco de Mayo! In honor of Cinco de Mayo we are featuring 4 Mexican inspired handmade costumes!
The first is an adorable little Frida Kahlo costume by Oh happy Day. Frida Kahol was a was a Mexican painter, who is best known for her self-portraits (more info on Wikipedia).You’ll need clip on Flowers, eyeliner pencil, earrings, scarf, and a dress for this costume. See all of the Frida Kahol inspired costume deets on Oh Happy Day!
And the second Mexican inspired costume, is a traditional Mexican serape costume made by Evolution of a Party.
When I think pinata, I think Mexico! (Although, after a little research, it sounds like pinatas might have originated in China!) You can view all of the DIY pinata costume details here.
And the last one is for the pups! How cute is this dog costume in a tiny serape! Perfect for a happy Hallo-Weenie, ha!
Happy Cinco de Mayo, friends!
PETS: DIY Sushi dog costume
April 26, 2013 By
Oh my cuteness! Stacie from The Flirty Blog is at is again, and this time with a DIY sushi dog costume. (She is also the mastermind behind the chia pet dog costume!) She made a white dog bib and covered a small cardboard box (a rice or marconi box would work out well for a small pup) with pink-ish paper, add some wasabi, ginger, chop sticks, and soy sauce and your pooch is ready to go!
Oh and if you like the sushi dog costume, you’ll love the DIY baby sushi costume made from a onesie!
Chia Pet Costume
April 22, 2013 By
Stacie from The Flirty Blog is a DIY pet costume pro! She made a chia pet costume for her dog, genius! She did it with plastic aquarium plants and felt. Best of all, she said her pup liked it! Look at those adorable little terra cotta pot legs!
See the full handmade chia pet dog costume at The Flirty Blog.
PETS: DIY Dog Whisperer Costume
April 18, 2013 By
This is one of the most creative pet costumes I’ve ever seen! Stacie from the The Flirty Blog turned her pooch into Cesar Milan, AKA the Dog Whisperer! She even got invited to the Today Show because of her DIY Dog Whisperer Costume!
See all the DIY Dog Whisper costume and Today Show deets at the The Flirty Blog.
PETS: DIY Hostess Pet Costume
April 14, 2013 By
Sew Doggy Style turned her pooch into a hostess cupcake! This DIY Hostess pet costume is so cute I want to take a bite! There is a complete tutorial on how to sew the brown dog “coat” and then you just paint on a Hostess swirl. Voila!
See the full Hostess cupcake dog costume tutorial at Sew Doggy Style.
PETS: DIY Hot Dog Pet Costume
April 13, 2013 By
Caron yarns crafted up this adorable DIY hot dog pet costume for Fido. I love the mustard. If it’s cold in October, your pooch might really appreciate this soft, snuggly coat on Halloween night!
You can find the crochet pattern and material list for the DIY hot dog costume at Caron yarns.
