Battery costume diy

Jen: This is my son and I. This year for Halloween he wanted to be a battery (or Optimist Prime, I thought a battery would be easier! Ha!) His costume is...

I’m not sure how it happens, but every year Halloween sneaks up on me. For the past month, the boys have talked about their costumes. E requested a cloud with rain. I had every intention of…

Brian: Energizer Battery - Homemade costume for boys.

Roger: This is my daughter Kendall (11) and son Marston (8) dressed up as front loader washer and dryer. I got the idea from where else, the internet. Using LED battery...

No WiFi and Low Battery. DIY Halloween costume 2019

Carrie: This is my 4 year old grandson, Brayden. We love to camp and this costume goes along with his two brothers. I used a styrofoam cooler, suspenders, bubble wrap, empty...

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He's electric! Outlet costume.

My very own robot costume! Battery operated christmas, LED filament lights, and bike lights. A taken-apart old corded phone, very old iPhone (for robot noises), dryer ducts and more! Great succes.

Light bulb, plug & socket. Halloween costume.

Coolest Homemade Wall E & Eve Costumes: This year we decided to dress up as Wall E & Eve after one of our favorite animated movies, Wall e. We made our costumes out of recycled materials such as cardboard boxes, newspaper, blank CDs, 2 blue battery operated led lights, pla…

Homemade boom box Halloween costume we made for my son. Took apart old speakers and a stereo from a second hand store to use the pieces on a large cardboard box. Found tiny lights and attached to old knobs. He used his portable Bluetooth speaker inside to pump the tunes. He was a hit! #boombox #halloween #diycostume #diyhalloween #homemade

Bridget: Watch out for that storm!! Bridget just got electrified by Cameron! This costume is easy to make and fun to wear! Just attach two yellow poster boards together and cut...

An old school car sunscreen, a lasagna pan, some battery operated Christmas lights and dryer vent for arms & legs--all held together with silver duck tape and hot glue for the costume. The helmet is a dollar store bucket covered in, what else--duck tape, with pudding cup ears hot glued on. Made it special with a small video player in the front & a toy motor in the back to make the key turn on it's own!!

A lil DIY and these awesome led lights from Batteries + Bulbs made my sons costume epic

Sometimes store-bought Halloween costumes just don't cut it. These DIY Halloween costumes for kids are easy to make and more unique, so you can be sure your kid will stand out in a crowd.