A DIY Halloween Inspiration
Happy Halloween!! I have never been one to really participate in Halloween festivities with the exception of my childhood. I actually really loved dressing up and running through the neighborhood with my siblings and cousins. My parents were never the ones to actually purchase a costume. It always was DIY and whatever we had around the house. With 3 kids - I can see why! I think as a teenager, it made me embarrassed that I did not have the cool costume or the most expensive. In college, I purchase my first ever costume and was planning on going to Franklin street in Chapel Hill. It was a little scandalous - I thought that was what Halloween really was for college students- a chance to look a little bit like a street walker with no judgement attached. I chickened out. I couldn't do it. It was cold for one thing -I mean FREEZING - and my heart wasn't in it. I have dressed up once in the last 10 years of my life:
I was pregnant with Ada and I was a bun in the oven with Sam as the bun maker |
Now, as a momma of 2. I am really starting to get into the Halloween spirit. I enjoy seeing the kiddos dressed up that come to the door and I really love seeing the excitement on my 2 year old's face when she gets to try on her Cinderella dress that her Aunt Courtney made her. I can see why my mom made us have DIY costumes. It may have been a cost saver, but it is so much better than the store bought! It is different, interesting, and so very creative. So with a little bit of Polyvore perusing, I came across these adult DIY costumes that some of you may have hanging in your closet and didn't even know it. With a few little purchase from Target or Wal-Mart- you have the perfect, creative, and fun Halloween costume. Enjoy..
I see this a lot and I love that it is so easy and comfy! |
DIY Halloween:The 1980's Madonna Look by samibear123 featuring asos
Hope you got some inspiration for tonight if you are still stumped on what to be. Stay safe and enjoy this extra cold Halloween!