Handmade really awesome costumes for babies, kids, adults, groups, and pets!.
Homemade by Jill put together this super cute baby Halloween costume and (minus the felt boom box) it’s really easy! All you need is a pink onesie, tights, headband, and leg warmers to turn baby into a DIY aerobic instructor! That felt boombox is just about the cutest thing I’ve ever seen (minus the baby)!
Check out lots more pictures here.
Elsie Blaha turned her sweet little girl into flamingo! She notes that the costume is not very functional, the flamingo head does not stand straight up. So, the costume really only works for pictures on the ground or maybe resting in a stroller! The entire costume is made out of felt and absolutely adorable! 
See more DIY flamingo costume details here. And if you loved this costume, check out the DIY flamingo costume for adults!
Hello lucky posted this amazing dad and baby costume. Dad is a leprechaun and his son is the pot of gold. It’s super genius because the plastic pot is actually attached to the baby backpack with Duck Tape so it’s an arms free costume too! The baby’s costume consists of a gold beanie and bib with chocolate coin wrappers hot glued to it! Perfect for a St. Patricks Day parade or heck, even for Halloween!
See all of the Dad and baby leprechaun and pot of gold costume deets here.
Delightfully Noted whipped up this adorable love bandit Valentine onesie for her son to capture some cute heart day pictures. She used her Silhouette machine and heat transfer vinyl to make this fun outfit! I kind of love the hat and glasses addition too!
See the full love bandit onesie tutorial here.
This is technically an angel costume, I’m pretty confident this could easily be a baby cupid costume too! Moving insider posted this adorable picture and said the wings are made out of cardboard and covered in white feathers. The bodysuit could be any solid colored onesie, and of course you need a (safe) bow and arrow for baby to hold!
Want to dress your little boy up for heart day, but need something a little more masculine? How about arrows! For the love of shares how to make this adorable DIY Valentines onesie on the Disney Baby blog. All you need is fabric paint, a plain onesie, and a DIY stencil she shows you how to make!
See the complete DIY Valentines onesie tutorial here.
Switching gears this month to show off some Thanksgiving and Christmas themed costumes and starting off with this adorable DIY feather headband created by Kelli Murray for her little one. It’s an adorable way to dress up your lil’ turkey day fan in a simple way but still completely festive! She shows you how to make it using some elastic, metallic rope trim, felt, pom balls and feathers.
Visit Kelly Murray for the full tutorial with additional pictures
Shelley at How Does She? posted her tutorial for these DIY thing 1 & thing 2 costumes which have me seriously wishing I had twins to make these amazing costumes for!! She said the striped leggings were actually women’s socks that she just cut the feet off of and the onesies were ordered from Ebay, but what absolutely makes the whole costume so great are the wigs she created by hot-glueing a blue feather boa to a babies knit cap!
See the full tutorial with pictures at How Does She?
Halloween is only 12 days away! Here are 14 creatively awesome Halloween costumes that all involve food! Check ’em out…
4. Starbucks
6. Donuts
7. Slurpees
8. S’mores
9. Candy Land
10. Spice Girls
14. French baker
See Vanessa Craft created the most adorable fish costume ever for her baby girl Amelia! She shares her amazingly easy tutorial that you will be able to follow even if you have very minimal sewing skills. To create this costume you’ll need an infant sleeping gown, multiple colors of felt fabric, iridescent material, fabric glue, a small styrofoam ball, an infant headband, black sticky felt and a hot glue gun. The result will have you hooked!
See the full tutorial with pictures for this DIY fish costume at See Vanessa Craft
