While it's true that infants are
too young to understand and enjoy, dressing them up
in infant
Halloween costumes is something that parents
often unable to resist. There are so many reasons to
dress up a baby in a Halloween costume.
But, there are available in the market Halloween
costumes tailored for babies and all of them
make the little ones look cute. Most parents want Halloween
costumes on their little ones to shoot
a cute picture to slip into the annual Christmas cards.
You can find baby
Halloween costumes in a variety of places.
These include at online auction sites and in the classified,
in department stores, costume shops, stores that specialize
in baby clothing, and other places online.
You can also borrow the costumes from
people that you know and also make it yourself. So,
which baby
Halloween costumes are appropriate for
the little ones? Well, there are some scary costumes
to provide fun and frighten people. You can find pumpkins,
clowns, black cats, even little witches. We want to
dress our kids,
particularly the older ones, in scary or gruesome
costumes. Here are some interesting quick
costume ideas and you can get it all done in less than
a day, without running around searching for costly costumes.
Witch: Let the child wear black
or green tights and a cape can be fashioned easily
from black material or a black sheet. After wearing
the socks, wrap red tape around from bottom to top,
to create a red striped sock effect. Socks can be
dyed in any bright color if you prefer. Use broom
for witch's hat. Paint face in green and add dark
smudges around eyes and mouth. Use black lipstick
and nail polish to finish the look.
Dracula: After child is dressed
in any attire of your choice, tie red material around
neck as a neckerchief. Paint the child's hair in heavy
black and paint the face in hospital white. Profusely
apply some fake blood oozing around the corners of
mouth. Smudge dark circles around eyes. Carefully
tie cape around neck. The child will assuredly acquire
a horrid look.
Devil: Make a pitchfork using
cardboard or suitable plastic material and spray paint
red. Glue horns on to headband with some strong adhesive.
Tie on cape, paint both face and hands red. Use black
paint to create a mustache and goatee, smudge dark
marks near cheek bones and eyes.
Frankenstein Monster: Tie hair
upward using gel and hairspray. Apply black hair paint
to enhance the effect. Paint face green and make sure
to add scars and few stitch marks. Walk either akimbo
or with arms extended and legs completely straight.
Skeleton: Draw out three or four
ribs for each side of rib cage to create the bone
structure, draw out simple limbs without trying to
be overly extravagant. Apply clothing and paint the
face white and apply dark smudges around eyes, nose
and mouth. If you don't have gloves, paint hands white.
Ghost: This is the easiest costume
requiring minimum effort. Simply cut holes for eyes
and arms and you are all set! To add a little horror
effect, you can finish it off with a top hat.
Grim Reaper: Create a scythe using
cardboard. Wrap the blade with bright aluminum foil.
Paint the child's face white and smudge black around
eyes, nose, and mouth. After child is dressed, wrap
black material around like a cape to encompass the
whole body. Fasten with safety pins. Hood should deliberately
be oversized so that much of the face will be hidden.
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