Halloween Costume Contest!

4:25 pm Crafts, Holidays & Seasons, Kid's Crafts, Sewing

I love fall and best of all, Halloween.  There is nothing better in life than getting to dress up as you please and get candy at every door you knock on!  Come on, that’s just “sweet”!

As a child my whole family got involved to celebrate Halloween.  My older brothers dressed up as policemen, women, and werewolves!  They went to school parties for Halloween, but I got to go with my friends door to door collecting treats. We carved pumpkins, spun spiderwebs from polyfil, hung pillowcase ghosts on the front yard trees.

I remember my homemade costumes well.  My mom used to help me.  One year I wore lederhosen and pretended to be a German gnome.  That one was easy as my mother was German and even made me a felt mustache! Another year I went as a hobo with my treat bag attached to a long wood branch.  I also was a princess one year and the scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz. But the best was a fairy with a magical wand of dowl rod, construction paper star, and glitter.  I loved waving the wand as neighbors dropped a piece of candy or two in my fairy dust bag!

CreateForLess is having a Halloween Costume Contest! Here’s the scoop!

What’s your all-time favorite handmade Halloween costume you’ve ever created?  That one you’re most proud of because you made it by hand, instead of buying it at the costume shop?  From kids to adult costumes, funny to scary, we want to see your creativity.  Enter our Handmade Halloween Costume Contest for your chance to win one of these amazing prizes…

  • 1st Place: $150 CreateForLess Shopping Spree 
  • 2nd Place: $100 CreateForLess Shopping Spree 
  • 3rd Place: $50 CreateForLess Shopping Spree

Click here for details on how to enter.  Contest deadline is Nov 2, 2008.  I’d love to see some handmade costumes posted here too!  Come on, share!

One Response
  1. Sheila Major :

    Date: October 11, 2008 @ 12:39 pm

    Thanks for posting this. I just love Halloween and I love the idea of a Halloween Costume competition.

    Sheila from the UK.

    Ever wondered where the tradition of dressing up at Halloween comes from?

    You can find out at:

    http://www.easykidscraftsblog.info/easy-kids-crafts-the-history-of-halloween/

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