Welcome to part two of this costume post. What do you want to be for Halloween? This playful celebration is for “kids” of all ages. Become the actor you always wanted to be. Let’s continue our exploration of characters and costumes…

Medusa:
Legendary Monster

Mesmerizing Beauty

Mother Nature:
Tranquil Beauty

Powerful Protector

Nurturing Creator

Queens:
Ethereal

Cold as Ice

Evil

Pumpkins:
Playful

Creepy

Terrifying

Scarecrows:
Funny

Frightening

Steampunk:
19^th Century Retro

Futuristic Glam

Mad Hatters:
Playful

Twisted Beauty

Vampires:
Sexy & Unpredictable

Dark & Foreboding

Werewolves:
Cute

Fierce

Trees Creatures:
Dark & Unnerving

Ferocious

Group Costumes:
Not All Who Wander Are Lost

Who Ya Gonna Call?

The Family That Plays Together Stays Together

Halloween is a time to let your inner child come out and play. I hope this post has helped you to find inspiration for your next costume. Please let me know your favorites in the comments.

Thanks for Reading! Happy Halloween & Happy Crafting!

Deciding what you want to be for Halloween is an exciting occasion. It may require makeup, masks, accessories, and/or full costumes. There are also a variety of options for the type of character you want to portray. For example, you could be Casper the Friendly Ghost versus the Ghost of Christmas Future. This two-part series will look at some of the possibilities.

Aliens:

Star Wars Jawas

Predator

Wildlife:
Monarch Butterfly

Cat Woman

Panda Storyteller

Bigfoot

Character Combinations:
Rock & Roll Alien

Anime Witch

Skeleton Warrior

Warrior Princess

Couple’s Monster Costumes:
Frankenstein’s Monster & his Bride

Dracula & the Countess

Zombie Bride & Groom

Day of the Dead:

Ancient Egyptian:
Egyptian Princess

Egyptian Pharaoh

Fairies:
Fairy Queen

Woodland Fairy

Goddesses:
Atlantis Goddess

Greek Goddess

Zen Goddess

Warriors:
Spartan Warrior

Tribal Warrior

Viking Warrior

As you can see, there are lots of opportunities to express your creativity. Personalize your character, and remember attitude is as important as the costume. Please let me know your favorites in the comments and stay tuned next week for part two of this post as we continue our exploration of costumes.

Thanks for Reading! Happy Halloween & Happy Crafting!