Halloween Costume: Snow White

I had a Halloween party to go to this year, but needed to come up with a costume. I'm not creative and I hate coming up with costumes. I don't like to buy costumes, because I'm frugal. So, that's when I decided to check out Pinterest. There I found this easy costume: Snow White.

I had a royal blue shirt already, so that made it cheaper. I had to buy a skirt. Since it's fall, finding a yellow skirt was unfortunately out of the question. I settled for a red skirt that I bought at Goodwill for $5.24. Then I also had to buy ribbon. So, the whole costume cost about $8. Here's the finished product and it turned out better than I thought it would.

Halloween Costume: Scarecrow

A knew a month and a half ago that I'd be going to a Halloween party. I hadn't dressed up in years. I'm generally not that great at costumes. I'd been trying to figure out that to wear for weeks and got some inspiration from Pinterest. From there, I had to start narrowing them down. I wanted something that would be cheap to put together and easy to pull off. My inspiration:

Decided from this one to put sunflower in my pocket.

I'm pretty horrible at make up, so I was pretty nervous about pulling it off. Here's my progression:

Overall, I'm pretty happy with how it all turned out. I borrowed the shirt from a friend and leaves from my mom's decorating supply, so all I had to buy was a small hay bale (nearly impossible to find long pieces of straw) and black eye liner. I gathered the straw in small bundles secured with a hair tie to put in my pockets and shoes. As a result, the landing area outside my door where I gathered it all looked like I was incubating a small farm animal. :) So, overall my costume was definitely budget-friendly ($1 eye liner and $8 for the hay bale).

I ended up having a lot of fun at the two parties I went to.