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- Baby Camilla Ballerina
- Photo by: aleven77
- Laredo, TX
- I wanted a ballerina costume for my 5 month baby girl, Camilla, but they are so expensive, so i decided to do a no sew custume for my baby. Here is the picture and the instructions and it only... more
- Not so scary Octupus
- Photo by: Alex16g
- Littleton, CO
- This is my favorite homemade costume that my kids have worn. My grandmother and I worked hard to get this costume just right and it came out perfect. We were trying to come up with a costume that... more
- White Rabbit
- Photo by: Ameliebelle
- Ashland,, OR
- The white rabbit from the classic Alice in Wonderland, complete with pocket watch.
- Box of Popcorn
- Photo by: amiej6196
- Ferdinand, IN
- My daughter wanted to be a food item for Halloween so she chose to be a box of popcorn.
- Captain Hook
- Photo by: amseamans
- Here is my son's Captain Hook costume. It is all hand made using original patterns. Everything on the costume was made by me except for the hook, sword, and shoes. It was a big hit. The hat was made... more
- Chinese Dragon
- Photo by: Amy_GH
- phoenix, AZ
- Chinese Dragon Costume for 2 people.
- The BatFamily
- Photo by: amyev711
- Lakewood, CO
- Our 4-year-old son, Joey wanted to be like his friends and BUY a Batman costume. We agreed, but we wanted something to be homemade and unique. So we turned our wagon into the Batmobile. These... more
- 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
- Max 'Wild Thing'
- Photo by: angelinecollier
- Post, TX
- Introducing Max (as a strawberry blond) from 'Where the Wild Things Are', the 1963 children's classic by Maurice Sendak. This was my son's second Halloween and I wanted to create him something fun,... more
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- Avoid clutter. Keep the background simple -- your costume is the star!
- Daytime, natural light is best. If your area is bright enough, try taking the photo without the flash.
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- With a digital camera, you can take as many photos as possible and choose the best one. Have fun!
