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How to Make a Lego Man Costume - All you need to make a Lego Man costume are a large box, small box, seven empty butter tubs, and spray paint. How to Make a Lego Man Costume? - Follow these instructions to create a Lego Man costume from cardboard, sono tube, heavy duty florist wire, black fabric, paint (yellow, white and red), black magic marker and yellow mittens. How To Make A Lego Man Costume for Children - Find out how to make a Lego Man Halloween costume using several large cardboard boxes and a few other supplies. How to Make a Lego Minifig Costume Tutorial - Find out how you can make a Lego Man costume the advanced way. How to Make Lego Costume Making Instructions - This tutorial will show you how to make a cute Lego Man children’s Halloween costume. How to Make the Coolest Lego Minifigure Man Costume from Scratch - Make a cool Lego minifigure costume using poster board, Styrofoam, duct tape, glue and spray paint. LEGO Brick Costume -This is the perfect Halloween costume for Lego fans.
Lego Costume : Home-Made Halloween Costume Idea - Learn how to make a Lego costume from a box, small bowls, paint and glue. LEGO Halloween Costume(using recycled materials) - Learn how to make a simple Lego Block costume using recycled materials. Lego Man : Lego Bricks Costume - Make a Lego Man costume using materials you already have such as a baseball cap, large cardboard box, sweat suit and sneakers. Lego Star Wars Boba Fett Costume - Learn how to make a Lego Star Wars Boba Fett Halloween Costume for your child. Make a Lego Brick Costume Crafts Instructions - Find out how to make the perfect Lego Brick Halloween costume.Halloween Costume Crafts Home PageHow to Make Angel CostumesHow to Make Astronaut CostumesHow to Make Bear CostumesHow to Make Costume WingsHow to Make Dragon CostumesHow to Make Elf CostumesHow to Make Fairy CostumesHow to Make Fish CostumesHow to Make Halo CostumesHow to Make Indian Costumes (Native Americans)How to Make Joker Costumes (Batman The Dark Knight)
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Keep your trick or treating clean and go as a box of laundry detergent. Start a snackwave as a box of popcorn. Paint a cardboard box white and red, and use Great Stuff Foam to create the look and feel of popcorn kernels. For the hat, spray paint a popcorn bucket red, and that’s it! Maybe you’re as cute as a Box-O-Puppies. A great way to incorporate your kid’s (or hey, your) pre-existing stuffed animal collection. Get the full instructions here. Channel your plastic selves as Barbie and Ken. This one might be slightly confining but if you can pull it off, it’s totally worthwhile. You’ll definitely need a buttload of pink paint (and a plastic smile). Go for a measured look. Make friends as Franzia. Get the instructions here. Style yourself as Steve from Minecraft Scramble yourself into a Rubik’s Cube. Keep it colorful in this crayon costume. Find out more here. Get your stripe on. Unfold the box, and make a life-size photo strip.
There’s always going as a naked SIMS character IRL. Click here for more. Or as “guy eaten by a shark.” Find yourself in the fishtank. Pro tip: You can use adhesive woodgrain contact paper instead of an actual wood box to make this costume easier to wear. Keep it crazy in the claw machine. Or become one with the bubble gum dispenser. And it actually works! Feed your inner child as a box of Frosted Flakes (with real life Tony the Tiger baby attached). Find out how to do it here. Addicted to your phone? Go as your favorite app! Or get your Dr. Who on and time travel with the Tardis. Cover your cardboard box with pleather and create the cutest baby Birkin bag ever. Get the full instructions here. Embrace your inner Nerds. Take a whimsical balloon ride. Get in an Empire state of mind. Turn yourself—or your kid—into a spooky chef. Find a friend and go as the leg lamp from A Christmas Story.