Handmade really awesome costumes for babies, kids, adults, groups, and pets!.
Parcel post crafted up a gumball machine for their son for Halloween. The gum ball machine even worked and a gum ball came could be pushed out of the dispenser when the wheel turned. How awesome is that? There are not detailed instructions about how the costume was made, but I think it would be easiest (and lightest) to make it out of cardboard and paint!
Cami from Tidbits whipped up this awesome DIY Frozen princess costume for Make It and Love It. Best of all, it’s a no sew costume, y’all! Your little girl can sing “Let it Go” and dance around the house in her handmade Elsa cape. Another great thing about this project is that the kiddos can help! Win win!
See all of the DIY Frozen Princess cape details here.
Kim over at Seven Thirty Three created this amazing DIY Frozen princess costume inspired by Elsa. She made a circle skirt and a simple top for her daughter to sing “Let is go” at a school talent show! Oh and Queen Elsa got second place at the talent show! Nice work ladies (on both the costume and the singing)!
See all of the costume details here.
It’s fun to dress up like your favorite sweet treat! We’ve had a few other DIY cupcake costumes on Really Awesome Costumes. Like this one cupcake made out of a lamp shade and this adult version of a cupcake costume made out of felt! Craft and Couture turned her daughter into an adorable cupcake with a wire wreath form, felt, and a pink long sleeved onesie! Those chocolate sprinkles kill me!
See how she made the cupcake costume here.
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Craft and Couture turned her little girl into the iconic Chanel purse for Halloween. How stinkin’ cute is that?! There are not any details about how she made it on her blog, but I assume she sewed and quilted the costume. I love how she even added the Chanel double C logo for the clasp!
See lots more pictures of the DIY Chanel purse costume here.
Do you know how to crochet? For $6.99 you can purchase this crochet leprechaun beard and beanie pattern and stitch you your loved one up an awesome St. Patrick’s Day costume! How cute would this be on a kiddo? Find the instructions and purchase the pattern here. FYI: St. Patricks day is on March 17th!
Raising Arizona Kids shared this awesome DIY leprechaun costume made by Paging Supermoms. I love that this DIY leprechaun costume for lots of reasons. 1: It’s made out of construction paper, something most of us already have on hand! 2: There are free printables to ensure that you get the shape of the hat and the beard just right! Not to mention it is easy enough for kids to make or at least help make!
See the full instructions and download the printables for the leprechaun dress up costume here.
How fun are these DIY leprechaun beards in honor of St. Patricks Day?! French knots whipped these up with her boys with just a pipe cleaner and orange string! The fun hat came from the Dollar Store! I love that this costume was simple enough for her boys to make themselves!
See the full leprechaun beard tutorial here.
How cute is this crocheted pot of hold hat for your pooch on St. Patrick’s Day?! You can buy the handmade hat from Sweethoots on Etsy for $22. You can even order the same hat f or your self and match your dog, ha!
See all of the adoreable animal hats in Sweethoot’s Etsy store!
Hello lucky posted this amazing dad and baby costume. Dad is a leprechaun and his son is the pot of gold. It’s super genius because the plastic pot is actually attached to the baby backpack with Duck Tape so it’s an arms free costume too! The baby’s costume consists of a gold beanie and bib with chocolate coin wrappers hot glued to it! Perfect for a St. Patricks Day parade or heck, even for Halloween!
See all of the Dad and baby leprechaun and pot of gold costume deets here.
