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Congratulations to our 2008 winner Tiffany M. from Colorado! To view her entry click here.
- Spongebob Squarepants
- Photo by: got_stuck222
- North Little Rock, AR
- My Daughter Natalie Loves Spongebob so much, so I decided that I would make her, her very own Spongebob costume. She loves it so much.
- peacock princess
- Photo by: birdsallmommy
- akron, OH
- Natalie wanted to be her favorite animal at the zoo....with a lot of feathers....mommy did it!
- Cruella De Ville
- Photo by: ColtsFaninSD
- Poway, CA
- My Neice is not the kind of kid who is happy with being a simple princess or Hannah Montana look-a-like..no she was set on being Cruella De Ville. We looked and looked for a costume and they just... more
- My little Princess
- Photo by: canneyo
- Carmen loves Cinderella!
- Halo Master Chief
- Photo by: OneEyeCharlie
- St. Louis, MO
- This completely hand made Halo 3 inspired Master Chief costume is for our 10 year old Son. I built it out of cardboard and fiberglass.
- Couch Potato
- Photo by: angela_lester
- Oakwood, VA
- TV Time!!! This costume is a one of a kind. Made to resemble the tv watching, potato chip popping days on the couch. This costume won First Place in several costume contests. It definitely stands... more
- Indiana Jones
- Photo by: greer0412
- Palm Harbor, FL
- Our Little Indy.
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- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your costume is the star!
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- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!
