Whether you are looking for a last-minute, easy, or no-sew costume to put together or a more advanced project, this list of DIY baby Halloween costumes has you covered.
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Below we have summed up some cute baby costumes you can make yourself! I remember the first time I made a costume for my child, and the sense of "you go, mom," was endless that Halloween.
DIY Baby Halloween Costumes for Boys
From Elvis to Bob Ross, here are our favorite DIY baby Halloween costumes for boys!
Jack Jack
This Disney favorite is cute and easy to make. The only sewing required is the felt mask to the stretchy band. Then, add some hair gel to the top of the hair for that cute Jack Jack look, and that is it!
Photo Credit: The Chirping Moms
Supplies Needed:
Bob Ross
When you look at this costume, you can't help but smile. This no-sew costume is adorable and simple; most of us already have the supplies! However, if you don't have a wig, we listed the perfect one below that you can get on Amazon.
Photo Credit: Creating Really Awesome Fun Things
Supplies Needed:
3. Long-sleeve Button Down
4. Jeans
5. Brown Footies
Winnie The Pooh
This costume is probably the easiest costume to make out of all listed. It is simple and adorable, and everyone loves some Winnie the Pooh! The photo below shows you everything you need and what to do. We found the cheapest and best products on Amazon to make this costume.
Lollipop Munchkin
Everyone loves "The Wizard of Oz!" This costume is a little more advanced and requires some sewing but well worth time time and effort because how adorable is that? The supplies and full instructions are here.
Photo Credit: Make It Love It
Baby Elvis
You can't help but fall in love with this costume. The supplies are simple and require some sewing. First, she used a pattern white onesie and gold elastic for the belt. Then, sewn-on zipper, red felt, and glued on rhinestones to finish the job! Make sure to read the full tutorial below because she used a special glue so the rhinestones wouldn't fall off.
Photo Credit: Sew Much Ado
Max
From the bestseller book, "Where The Wild Things Are," this costume is easy to make and perfect for Halloween with simple supplies and instructions!
The supplies listed below you can easily find on Amazon.
Photo Credit: A Night Owl Blog
Supplies Needed:
Sock Monkey
This sock monkey costume can be for boys or girls!
This costume takes a little sewing and some creativity to make! Simple supply list below and easy instructions here!
Photo Credit: Homemade Ginger
Supplies Needed:
1. Adult size tan or brown sweater
2. Sock Monkey Hat (or a hat that you can DIY)
Garden Gnome
Photo Credit: Adventure in a Box
Supplies Needed:
1. Blue Oversized Sweater
2. Bulky Black Pants
6. Old Belt
Pokeball
We are calling all Pokemon fans! This costume is no-sew and easy to make, with very few supplies needed! Read the complete supply list and instructions below.
Photo Credit: Say Yes
DIY Baby Halloween Costumes for Girls
From Frozen Princess Anna to Strawberries & Pineapples, here are our favorite DIY baby Halloween costumes for girls!
Cotton Candy
This adorable costume is precious and easy to make. You can also change it to blue cotton candy if you wanted! See supplies and full tutorial below.
Photo Credit: A Joyful Riot
Supplies Needed:
1. Pink Onesie
4. Hot Glue Gun
Ice Cream Cone
The picture speaks for itself. This no-sew costume is adorable and easy to make. This little ice cream cone costume takes little to no experience, and you can buy all the supplies right from Amazon!
See the supply list and tutorial below.
Photo Credit: Pretty Life Girls
Supplies Needed:
2. Tan Leggings
4. Fabric Creations Soft Fabric Ink
7. Red Yarn
Baby Fish
This no-sew costume is precious and customizable! You can choose any color headband, onesie and felt colors for the scales!
Photo Credit: See Vanessa Craft
Supplies Needed:
2. Purple, Green, Aqua Felt (1/2 yard of each color for 2 costumes)
3. Iridescent Material (1/2 yard for 2 costumes)
9. Hot Glue Gun
Strawberry
This costume is a costume I wouldn't even want to take my baby out of, it is so adorable!
This strawberry DIY costume is easy to make with a few needed supplies, including a red onesie, white tights, green and white felt, and a green pilot hat for babies. Find all the supplies below with a link to the tutorial!
Photo Credit: Say Yes
Supplies Needed:
- Red Onesie
- White Tights
- Red Baby Booties
- White and Green Felt
- Green Bias Tape
Poppy
Photo Credit: Lines Across
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
- Yellow Onesie
- White Felt
- Fabric Scissors
- Glue gun and/or Liquid Stitch
- White Elastic
- Multi Green Felt
- Thin cardboard (cereal box)
Frozen's Princess Anna
Gender-Neutral DIY Baby Halloween Costumes
All the favorite costumes for both baby boys and girls!
Doughnut
PHOTO CREDIT: Atkinson Drive
Supplies Needed:
1. ½ Yard Tan Felt
2. ½ Yard Colorful Felt for the Frosting
3. Bright Felt
4. Hot Glue Gun
5. Fibre Fill
Octopus
Photo Credit: Hello Wonderful
Supplies Needed:
1. Black Long-sleeve Footed Onesie
4. Black Felt
5. White Yarn
6. Hot Glue Gun
10. Black Marker
11. Velcro Strips
Bat
Photo Credit: Tell Love and Party
Supplies Needed:
1. Black Long-sleeve Onesie & Black and White Striped Leggings
Photo Credit: The House That Lars Built
EASY Last-Minute DIY Baby Halloween Costumes
Quick & Easy - Last-minute DIY Baby Halloween costumes!
Pumpkin
Photo Credit: Make It - Love It
Supplies Needed:
1. FULL OUTFIT (MINUS JEANS) HERE ON AMAZON
2. Baby Jeans
Gumball Machine
PHOTO CREDIT: The Chirping Moms
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
2. Black Leggings (We found this adorable baby Halloween legging 3-pair set that includes a pair of black leggings below.)
Photo Credit: Craft-o-Maniac
Supplies Needed:
1. White Onesie (Personally, I would use a long-sleeve because it can be chilly in October)
2. Gauze
3. Craft Eyes
Thank you for reading this post and we hope you have a happy and safe Halloween with your little one!
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