Halloween is coming closer and closer, and if you haven’t chosen a costume yet, you need to hurry up! We’ve already shared some family Halloween costumes, and today I’d like to show you some practical ideas to make them at home.
Here’s how you can be a Where’s Waldo family! if you are going to get some pieces, you should be able to wear them after the holiday, and these costumes are exactly like that – they are totally casual! Creating such a setup is easy and you might already have all these pieces in your wardrobe! These costumes are sure to become a hit!
DIY Wheres Waldo family costume (via lovelyindeed.com)
Peter Pan is a famous book and film, and it’s a great idea for a whole family! These costumes are all the kids from Peter Pan’s book: Peter, Wendy, Michael, and John, because it’s such a slam dunk! Read the whole tutorial to find out how to realize these costumes.
DIY Peter Pan characters' costumes (via lovelyindeed.com)
Because what’s better than forcing the whole family to match for Halloween? Put together a family set of dominos shirts – what can be easier and funnier? No fuss about these costumes, only the shirts. Doesn’t get much easier than this for a group costume – plus it works for any size group!
DIY dominos costumes (via themerrythought.com)
This Minion costume concept involved the whole family and included Gru. So if that’s what you’re looking to accomplish, find out the shopping list in the tutorial and go ahead! Many kids love these cartoons, and I’m sure you’ll love them, too!
DIY minion costumes (via somedayilllearn.com)
Here are my favorites – Disneyland tourists! I love how simple it really is to throw together. It’s only a matter of digging out all your Disney memorabilia lying around, top that with all the fanny packs you own and you have your costume!
DIY Disneyland tourists' costumes (via sayyes.com)
Here are the classic characters from Star Wars: Leia, Han Solo and a mini Luke Skywalker. All of the ideas can easily be transitioned into a larger family group as well. For this Star Wars theme you could add more Jedi knights, Darth Vader, Storm troopers or even a mini Ewok like Ashley did here last year. This doesn’t have to be for a family either, a group of friends could pull this off too!
DIY Star Wars family costume (via sayyes.com)