Celebrate Halloween for less!
These great ideas came from, All You my favorite magazine!
Try these easy, low-cost costume and decorating ideas.
Create a scary environment
Buy several small, glass candleholders and write a Halloween phrase―such as Boo or Beware―
on them with black permanent marker. Light a votive inside each and line them up on your windowsills.
Liven up your Halloween bash
Kids will love spooky hand ice cubes in punch. Freeze water in unpowdered surgical gloves.
(Wash them first and unglove the ice.)
Hit dollar stores and wholesale clubs
Stock up on plastic spiders, fake cobwebs, candy and treat bags from a local discount store.
If you expect a lot of trick-or-treaters, go to a warehouse club for big bags of candy.
Check your closets for costume ideas
Have your daughter look through her dress-up trunk―maybe she can go as a princess or a 1950s girl.
If you do need to hit the Halloween store, buy just the accessories rather than the whole costume.
For example, purchase a pair of angel wings and a halo, and have her wear the plain white T-shirt and white pants
she already has in her drawers.
Creepy, crawly and totally cool, this costume is a can't-miss hit.
Flower girl costume
Little lizard costume
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Creepy, crawly and totally cool, this costume is a can't-miss hit.
Flower girl costume  | ||
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She'll be sweet as a daisy in this fun and simple outfit.
Baby bat costume
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Your little one will be as cute as can be in this high-flying costume.
Robot costume
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Use a box and crafty scraps for a costume that’s sure to compute with your kid!
Butterfly costume
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Bunch of grapes costume
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A sweat suit, some fabric scraps and a few fun touches make this costume as sweet as sugar!
Ripe tomato costume
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