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Congratulations to our 2008 winner Tiffany M. from Colorado! To view her entry click here.

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Lil Miss Minnie Mouse: Photo by: Jenierenee; Grants Pass, Oregon,; This is Jordyns first Halloween and her first time investigating leaves :)

TASTY TREAT: Photo by: bubk7; WAKEMAN, OH; My daughters loves these cookies so much we decide to make her in to a large cookie. Along with the adorable white fluffy stuffing inside, including her. Don't forget the milk that goes with it.

Peppermint candy cutie: Photo by: jcartwright4; warwick, NY; My daughter wanted to be a peppermint candy for Halloween. After a lot of thought, we came up with this costume. She loves it. She can't wait to trick or treat and if it rains she'll be all set. ... more

Kid Struck By Lighting: Photo by: Pooh3310; Lawton, OK; This is a costume I made for my little girl I wanted something different than the usual costumes and I live in Oklahoma where we have severe thunder storms and Tornados so this costume just fit... more

Lil' Peacock: Photo by: auriegirl; This costume consists of a blue, pull-on one piece outfit with a Velcro back. It is also designed with a feather and tulle hood and a tulle and sequined fabric Peacock feather tail that is velcroed... more

Autumn Fairy: Photo by: wreford6; Dearborn, MI; It's that time of the year! Fall has so many pretty colors, it inspired me to make a costume for my daughter. One trip to the Dollar Store and in my daughter's room, we had everything we needed.

Nemo fish bowl: Photo by: apearson08; Bakersfield, CA; This is my pregnant belly painted to look like Nemo in a fish bowl. You will find Nemo along with a sunk'n ship and treasure chest. This was hand drawn by my husband...his inspiration was a Nemo... more

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