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15 DIY Halloween Costumes Perfect for Boys
Table of Contents
- 1. A Lego Costume
- 2. Lego Indiana Jones Costume
- 3. Astronaut Costume
- 4. Up Costumes
- 5. Train Costume
- 6. Viking Costume
- 7. Toy Army Man
- 8. Peter Pan
- 9. Marshmallow Man
- 10. Clark Kent
- 11. Strongman Costume
- 12. Charlie Brown
- 13. Stick Figure Costume
- 14. Cowboy Costume
- 15. Dwight Schrute (The Office)
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Has your boy decided what he wants to be this Halloween? Halloween is a favorite holiday in this household because we all get to be someone we are not for a day (and let’s face it, any excuse to eat candy and cupcakes is a good one!).
Some of the most fun Halloween costumes are the ones you can make at home with easy-to-find supplies.
What themed costumes can you make? Well, anything from a Toy Army Man, Indiana Jones, an Astronaut, a cowboy, a train, a Viking, Peter Pan, and a Marshmallow man, to Clark Kent, Charlie Brown, Up characters, a Lego piece, a Strongman, Dwight Schrute (from The Office) or a Stick Figure.
Here are some of the best DIY Halloween Costumes for Boys from around the web.
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1. A Lego Costume
From Country Living
If your boy loves Legos, then why not be one for Halloween? Let him pick out his favorite color Lego brick and get to work on making this super easy costume. With a some boxes and a little spray paint, you can have a great looking and super fun costume in no time!
2. Lego Indiana Jones Costume
From Instructables
If he’s a lover of Legos and adventurers, this costume is perfect. This DIY costume may take a little work, but the results are sure to pay off when your favorite boy has the best costume on the block.
If he’s not into Indiana Jones, then have him pick his other favorite Lego characters and get started on creating one of the coolest costumes out there.
3. Astronaut Costume
From Stitch Craft
Create an out of this world spacesuit with an old snowsuit and some duct tape. Who would have thought those two would come together to make such a cool costume that your boy is sure to love?
Not only is this costume cool to look at and DIY, but it doesn’t cost much either. That’s a score in my book.
4. Up Costumes
From More than Words can Describe
How adorable is this?! If you’re looking for a fun costume idea for your little guy, look no further.
This Russell costume from Disney’s Up is full of detail from the patches on the sash to the balloons. Bonus points if you turn it into a family costume and dress up as other characters such as Carl from the movie.
5. Train Costume
From The Ophoffs
Have a little one who’s just obsessed with trains? This DIY costume would be the perfect choice then! Easily put this costume together with some boxes and spray paint.
Also, the wheels are simply paper plates, meaning you may already have some of the items in your home. Affordable and adorable–two of my favorite things.
6. Viking Costume
From I am Momma Hear me Roar
If you need a last minute costume or maybe your boy loves vikings, this costume is for you! Put this costume together with basic pieces from your child’s wardrobe such as a plain colored shirt and pants.
The viking hat would be an easy find at any costume store, or maybe even the dollar store. All of the components for this costume come together easily for a fun costume.
7. Toy Army Man
From Wild Ink
This unique costume idea would be perfect for a toy army guy obsessed boy in your life. By gathering all of the items together and spray painting everything green, you get your costume. It’s that simple.
8. Peter Pan
From Make It & Love It
Perfect for the little boy that you might not want to grow up. This cute Peter Pan costume is highly adorable and highly easy to make. The tunic is simply a cut piece of felt.
So easy to put together, you can have it done in no time. This would also be a good costume to put together if you’re in need of one at the last minute!
9. Marshmallow Man
From Costume Works
I can’t get over how adorable this costume is. Really, just how cute is this? Turn your little guy into the marshmallow man with this easy DIY costume. You’ll be sure to get plenty of “aws” along your trick-or-treat route.
10. Clark Kent
From Costume Works
For the little superhero in your life. This costume is easily put together by getting a Superman shirt, or even making your own, and sticking it underneath regular clothes.
Find some glasses to up the cuteness factor, and your costume will be ready to go.
11. Strongman Costume
From Oh Amanda via Tip Junkie
For this DIY costume, you probably already have most of the items needed in your home. This means you can put this costume together in a snap if needed.
The adorable muscles for this costume are created by little basketballs — how crafty. Use some clothing you already if you don’t want to find the striped shirt, and you’re all set. How easy is that?
12. Charlie Brown
From Smart Fun DIY
This famous character is perfect for a costume and so easy to create. Find a yellow shirt and go to town with a black marker making those infamous zig zags. Your child might have fun coloring his own clothes on purpose.
The only other parts of the costume you’ll need to make is the sign, which is super easy as well. This costume is creative and simple, perfect for DIY.
13. Stick Figure Costume
From All for the Boys
This costume takes the cake for creativity! Not only is it super creative, but it’s also super easy to put together. With some black electrical tape and white clothes, you’ll have a stick figure in no time.
Your boy is sure to love how fun this costume is and none of his friends will have it either.
14. Cowboy Costume
From Made for Mums
The cowboy outfit for this costume can be put together with a few simple items from his closet. Of course, every cowboy needs his horse, right? Put this pony together with a few cardboard boxes and paint.
You’ll have a creative and crafty costume that he might even want to play with over and over again!
15. Dwight Schrute (The Office)
From Costume Works
If you’ve seen The Office, then you’ll know that Dwight Schrute is one of the most lovable and funny characters on the show. Why not turn your toddler into him? With the classic yellow button down and the perfect tie to match, all he’s missing is the signature glasses!
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