Costume contest winner

2019 Halloween Costume Contest Winners. Thanks to everyone who entered Costume Works' contest this year. Congratulations to the Winners!

Did you know that Tic Tac was created in 1969 and they got there name from the ironic sound the plastic container makes when you pop the top of the container! DIY Tic Tac Costume All you need for this DIY Tic Tac candy costume is a vertical clear storage container, plastic easter […]

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Some of our favorite costumes from this year's Halloween Contest.

This pixelated costume is perfect for your “Naked and Afraid” costume, flasher costume, streaker costume and more. Just glue some paint swatches onto carboard and pin it to some spanx! Guaranteed costume contest winner.

Congratulations to our 2015 Homemade Costume Contest WINNERS and to ALL the 2000+ costume-makers who participated in this year's contest. Over $1500 in prizes were awarded to 24 costumes.

It's easy to make out of cardboard and old clothes. You simply use cardboard to build some fake shoulders and fake arms that rest on the child's shoulders. Then you use an old trench coat that is long enough to cover the fake shoulders down past the knees with your child's real arms hidden inside. Have your child lean slightly forward and button the trench coat around their neck...