Last Minute DIY Sibling Halloween Costumes

Sometimes the best costumes are the ones you MAKE last minute, right?! I present to you: our bow-wrapped Christmas present and Christmas tree! Because, why not? 🎄🎀

Raided the craft supplies, dug through the girls' closets, and used things we already had (except for that big bow!). And just like that—an instant holiday-themed sibling Halloween costume was MADE! Video demo right here🎨✨

Supplies to MAKE your own DIY Sibling costume

 Silver wrapping paper

Giant pink bow

Green Tiered Dress

Gold star headband (add on a giant gold star to top)

DIY Pom-Pom’s (all yarn colors here)

Satin ribbon (all colors here)

Anything else you see that girl wearing for this costume can be found here!

Happy Halloween!

💜Warmly, Steph 

MAKING NOTE: For the Christmas tree bows, I used attached the bows to a bow clip claw bases-this way, we can take them off and reuse the dress later. 🎀 Same goes for the pom-poms and ornaments—they’re just clipped on. 

For the star headband, I attached the big star with sticky glue dots so it’s easy to remove after Halloween. 🙌 Create + reuse. Amen to that! 🙏

 

Pumpkin Paint HACK x TableScape

  

Mini pumpkins leftover from Halloween?! Keep them! By up cycling the minis into chic Thanksgiving decor🦃✨

Especially love that this painting hack (full demo here) could doubles as sensory play kids can join in on, while adding a family friendly personal touch to your tables cape. Win-win: crafting, bonding + beautiful decor🎨✨

Supplies I used to MAKE this full look

Plastic baggies

Acrylic Paint (desired colors) my exact one's here.

Parchment paper (to dry on)

Fresh eucalyptus 

Candle Holders

Candles (desired colors) my exact ones here.

Ribbon (matches candle candle) mine here.

Table runner

Happy MAKING!

Warmly, Steph

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Halloween Paper Plate Craft x Gift

Setup your craft mat (we’re using 2.0 CHEEKS craft mats) with acrylic paint in the center pallet, glitter + glue in the clean up and a small brush in the brush/tool holders. 

Have kids paint the entire paper plate (uncoated)

Once dry, glue either black card stock face details or you can get them already made as stickers. Here!

Using a paint brush, swirl together your clear glue + chunky glitter in the "clean" cup. Then brush glitter on top of your Jack-O-Lantern face and the sides. 

Depending on your kids ages, either them (or you) cut a dip at the top of your Jack-O-Lantern face by measuring the width from one eye piece to the other.

Parents Part:

Flip over. Then glue gun the ribbon to the ends of the dips you just cut as well the outer sides of the Jack-O-Lantern.

Place the second paper plate piece on top of the first. MAKING your Jack-O-Lantern pumpkin bucket!

BOO your neighbors, give away as treat bags for a classroom party or make at home! Enjoy! We made a couple to give away : ) You can see more fun color options below as well the full supply list. 

What you'll need to MAKE these Pumpkin Bucket Jack-O-Lanterns

Paper Plates (uncoated) 

Acrylic Paint

Painting Smock (acrylic paint stains)

Sponge Brush

CHEEKS 2.0 version craft mats 

Black card-stock paper for face or...

Premade Jack-O-Lantern facial stickers

Glue

Black ribbon

Glue Gun

Scissors

Chunky Glitter (pink , purple)

Happy MAKING!

Warmly, Steph

This post was sponsored by CHEEKS Brand though the thoughts, opinion, and the this craft design is 100% my own. Thank you for supporting the brands which support the Mama Jots brand!