There isn’t an exact tutorial for this DIY Carl from Up costume but if you get creative you can achieve the adorableness that Stephanie did when she put this together for her little boy Rizden.  From what I can tell you’ll need just a few items to create the walker including pvc piping and tennis balls then just grab a bunch of colorful balloons, a bow tie, a cardigan and some black rimmed glasses (she used 3D movie ones) to finish off the look.  Seriously it’s too cute for words!

See more photos here and then of course on Stephanie’s photography website here

Jenn at Rook No. 17 posted a this tutorial for a DIY hot air balloon costume that her friend came up with and it has to be one of the most creative costumes I’ve seen in awhile.  Not only is it creative but she breaks it down so it looks relatively easy to recreate.  She used one of those XL balloons, a large basket, ribbon, yarn and four brown paper lunch bags for the look of the hot air balloon plus extra supplies to dress her kiddo up to look the part.  Such a fun, unique idea!

Check out more pictures and the full tutorial at Rook No. 17 

I would like to go back in time and dress up as this for Halloween one year!  I’m pretty sure everyone loved/loves legos, well you love them until you step on one barefoot, but thankfully there’s no stepping on this life size version.  Country Living shows that with a rectangular box, eight circular boxes, glossy spray paint and glue you can easily create this cool DIY lego block costume.

You can find the tutorial on Country Living and additional lego costume ideas here