Let's dress up and be crazy because it's Halloween!
We love Halloween!
I think it’s totally cool that there’s one day a year when people can dress up as anything they want.
No, i don't buy costumes for my 3.
Halloween is supposed to be about creating great costumes with stuff that is readily available.
Like either already in your closet or you kitchen perhaps.
Of course, with the help of my handy glue gun and art paper buddies in putting together our costume resources.
I have gathered some of Halloween event photos here and maybe you could grab an idea or two for your next Halloween party.
My DIY The Incredibles family costume :)
This was a last minute idea and having no talent in sewing whatsoever makes it a tad challenging for me. Instead of buying or renting pricey costumes , I somewhat became resourceful and gathered things laying around the house that can be perfect for a costume. See the rest of the story here :)
This is actually not a costume for Halloween.
They needed to have an animal costume for their play in school so i asked my mom if she still has the old birdie costume of my brother when he was still way younger. Fortunately it was still available and intact.
My eldest disguised as a sexy reindeer and my second as a boar.
My kids wanted to become minions for a day so i went to the local market to see if they're selling cartoon beanie hats.
I got the 3 beanies for only 250.
I bought the minion plastic eyewear for me and my honey at a local toy shop.
6 pieces for 50 pesos only.
Grabbed these yellow shirts from the closet and voila! Instant minion family :)
This is for a mickey mouse themed party.
We were Pac-man and Pac-lady and my kids were the ghosts trio.
Made this from a yellow cartolina and old shirts from school.
Creating a family-wide theme is a great way to get everyone in on the fun and make Halloween a memory for the ages. A majority of us enjoy seeing entire families dressed up in a group theme.
Whatever the costume you and your children choose, bringing imagination to life has benefits that last a lifetime.
For kids, it's all about anticipation, trick-or-treating, and of course the candy!
For parents, it's about having fun with their kids and making memories that last long after the day is over.
The true goal is to help the whole family get into the spirit of the holiday.
I think it’s totally cool that there’s one day a year when people can dress up as anything they want.
No, i don't buy costumes for my 3.
Halloween is supposed to be about creating great costumes with stuff that is readily available.
Like either already in your closet or you kitchen perhaps.
Of course, with the help of my handy glue gun and art paper buddies in putting together our costume resources.
I have gathered some of Halloween event photos here and maybe you could grab an idea or two for your next Halloween party.
This was a last minute idea and having no talent in sewing whatsoever makes it a tad challenging for me. Instead of buying or renting pricey costumes , I somewhat became resourceful and gathered things laying around the house that can be perfect for a costume. See the rest of the story here :)
They needed to have an animal costume for their play in school so i asked my mom if she still has the old birdie costume of my brother when he was still way younger. Fortunately it was still available and intact.
My eldest disguised as a sexy reindeer and my second as a boar.
I got the 3 beanies for only 250.
I bought the minion plastic eyewear for me and my honey at a local toy shop.
6 pieces for 50 pesos only.
Grabbed these yellow shirts from the closet and voila! Instant minion family :)
Made this from a yellow cartolina and old shirts from school.
I attended a toycon event a few months ago and bumped into these pretty cosplayers ,wishing I was one of them.
Cosplay literally means "Costume Play."
Dressing up and pretending to be a fictional character (usually a sci-fi, comic book, or anime character).
If i'll have a chance and budget, would try out a sailormoon costume and see if i'm perfect for it.
For kids, it's all about anticipation, trick-or-treating, and of course the candy!
For parents, it's about having fun with their kids and making memories that last long after the day is over.
The true goal is to help the whole family get into the spirit of the holiday.
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