25 Totally Awesome DIY Halloween Costumes for Girls
Get ready to start creating some amazing Halloween costumes. From unicorns to zombies to rag dolls to mummies, your little girl will definitely be ready for a night of tricks and treats. There are tutorials from beginner to advanced so don’t shy away from these 25 Totally Awesome DIY Halloween Costumes for Girls…
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Rag Doll
Use yarn and mismatched clothes to make this cute outfit.
Find out more at A Beautiful Mess. -
Bluebird
Sew up a bluebird costume for your little girl.
Find out more at Prudent Baby. -
Candy Buttons Costume
This costume would be so easy to make and you could change up the wig color to her favorite color.
Find out more at Dollar Store Crafts. -
Fairy Costume
Follow this tutorial to learn how to make a stunning tinker bell, fairy costume.
Find out more at Prudent Baby. -
Unicorn
Use scrap fabric to turn your little girl into a beautiful unicorn.
Find out more at Twin Dragonfly Designs. -
Maiden Voyage
This hot air balloon costume is one of the cutest I've ever seen.
Find out more at Rook No. 17. -
Owl
Sew an owl costume in a night.
Check it out at Alpha Mom. -
Zombie
Turn your adorable little girl into a blood-thirsty zombie.
Find out more at Prudent Baby. -
Little Red Riding Hood
Make an adorable red riding hood costume and add a picnic basket for her to collect treats.
Get the tutorial at Martha Stewart. -
Pretty Bird
Sew some gorgeous wings from scrap fabric.
Check it out at Prudent Baby. -
Prettiest Princess in All the Land
This adorable cape is so easy to make.
Spotted at Prudent Baby. -
Octopus
Use socks galore to make this cute octopus costume.
Find out more at Mom Inc. Daily. -
Cupcake
This costume was made with an upside down lampshade, brilliant.
Find out more at Two Girls Being Crafty. -
Mermaid
Sew these pretty mermaid tails for some pretty little girls.
Find out more at Living Locurto. -
Miss Jellyfish
Follow the tutorial to make a colorful jellyfish costume.
Find out more at Family Fun. -
Cinderella
This costume is so versatile. Make it in another color to be another princess.
Check it out at Make it and Love it. -
Peacock
Find out how to make this peacock tutu.
Check it out at The Train to Crazy. -
Audrey Hepburn
Make a long black tutu and and place it over a black tank top. Add pearls and diamonds for fun.
Spotted at Etsy. -
Skeleton
Use freezer paper to make this spooky skeleton costume.
Find out more at Instructables. -
Little Burst of Sunshine
Dress your baby or toddler up as sunshine and rainbows.
Find out more at Merriment Design. -
Fortune Teller
Use clothes you already have to make this eclectic fortune teller costume.
Find out more at Family Fun. -
Mummy
Such a fun mummy costume.
Get the tutorial at My World Made by Hand. -
Toadstool
Go for a woodland theme with a toadstool costume.
Find out more at Family Fun. -
Rapunzel
Make a braided hair headband to top off a Rapunzel costume.
Check it out at Prudent Baby. -
Paper Doll
Use poster boards to make a paper doll Halloween costume.
Find out more at Family Fun.
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Jaime Morrison Curtis is author of the bestselling book Prudent Advice: Lessons for My Baby Daughter (A Life List for Every Woman), and follow up fill-in journal My Prudent Advice, and founding co-editor at Prudent Baby, the premier DIY destination for crafty moms seeking ways to make their lives even more stylish and beautiful.
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