Warm Halloween Costumes

RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By KJ (Guest Post) When my oldest grandson was a baby, we used black sweats (both top/bottom) and made him a skunk costume. Using a black stocking hat, we glued a strip of white faux fur down the center and back of the hat. Also down the back of the shirt - for when his coat was off. We made and stuffed a tube of faux fur and hand stitched it to the waistband for his tail. My daughter used face paint to draw whiskers on his cheeks. It was so cute! And, yes - he was a little stinker! The costume was a perfect match! Posted on 10/20/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By lhegs (Guest Post) I always get the kids a WIG to go with their costumes. It keeps them warm like a hat but doesn't look like one. Also, turtlenecks under everything (flesh toned or pink) and sweats under tights. My girls are very particular about the "look" and would freeze if I let them. Posted on 10/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By Teri (Guest Post) Another mom who used sweat suits: Grey suit - add ears to the hood and a tail w/mousetrap snapped to it - MOUSE! Black suit - add 4 black arms to jacket, run strong black thread from real arms through added arms - SPIDER! Or, black cape and white make-up and fangs - DRACULA! We had alot of fun w/sweats! Posted on 10/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By carol (Guest Post) How about a snowman? Start with a white sweatsuit and add black(coal) buttons. Use a white cap and continue to decorate. Posted on 10/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By londa (Guest Post) The funniest costume I ever saw could be done on sweat pants, or an old coat. Various pieces of laundry, socks, etc. were just safety-pinned at random on regular clothing. All party long the creator told people "I'm static cling!" Londa Posted on 10/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By Marie (Guest Post) When my kids were small, I bought character pajamas for them as the base to the outfit. They stay warm, look cute, & then you can continue to use them - saves money! Posted on 10/16/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By Camille (Guest Post) We live in MN so anything from a sweatsuit! My son was a dalmatian one year too. Another year a skeleten - a black sweatsuit with white "bones" tacked on. One year my daughter was a pumpkin - green sweatsuit and I made an orange pumpkin to go over it. Cartoon characters - one year my son was peek a choo, a yellow sweatsuit. Best part - take off all the extras and your child can wear the outfit until outgrown! My daughter has been a witch, and a snow-angel using a simple a-line nightdress pattern and bundling her up underneath the dress. Posted on 10/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By cerealwife (4) Profile Blog! Contact Hi! If you happen to resort to buying a costume or make one that's relatively thin, we under-layer the costumes with long johns or tight fitting pajamas. :) Posted on 10/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By KareninMissouri (7) Profile Contact Natalie, one of the cutest Halloween costumes I made when my girls were little was a dalmatian (I wish I could include the photos, but they are at home and I am not!) I started with a white sweatsuit and white stocking cap. I bought inexpensive black washclothes (but you could use any black fabric) and cut out "spots" and ears, which I stitched on. They wore their black and white saddle shoes and I painted their noses black. So simple to make, and the girls were warm AND adorable. The following year I bought one black and one grey sweatsuit and we had a cat and a mouse! Use your imagination. Try second-hand stores for the sweatsuits; black could be a spider, pink a bunny, orange a pumpkin...and homemade costumes are much more fun than storebought. HAPPY HAUNTING! Posted on 10/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By darlene (Guest Post) She could be a flower garden. Green snow cap and green sweatshirt are the base, then glue or sew on silk flower heads or vines onto both the sweatshirt and cap. Have fun! Posted on 10/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warm Halloween Costumes By keeper60 (242) Profile Contact Hi, my number one grand daughter took 1st prize 12 years ago with a costume I made for her using a blanket sleeper. The sleeper was pink (of course), I attached a fluffy shower scrubby for the tail. We had the sunglasses, bunny ears, an inflated drum and I fashioned batteries using toilet paper tubes. Voila,"The Energizer Bunny". Several costumes can start using only a footed blanket sleeper especially the numerous colors they now come in. I'll be glad to help more. Just send me a message. Posted on 10/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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