-
-
Ad Space
(728 x 90)
-
-
Costume contest
See who won!
-
Ad Space
(120 x 240)
-
Homemade Halloween costumes
Sure, you could opt for a store-bought outfit...or you could let this quintet of crafty parents inspire you to make one yourself. Check out the amazing ensembles these talented moms and dads came up with for their kids.
See more...
• How to arrange a costume swap
• Halloween Fun
• Articles from this issue
Time Out New York Kids / Issue 48 : Oct 1–31, 2009
Leave a comment
-
-
- Subscribe now and save 72%!
- For just $9.95 a year, you'll get listings on where to eat, what to see, events to attend and why to be so happy to live in New York with your kids!
-
- Time Out New York Kids respects your privacy. We will only use your e-mail address in order to contact you regarding to your subscription and to send you our weekly e-newsletter. We will not share this information with anyone.
-
-
Ad Space
(320 x 53)
Ad Space
(300 x 250)
-
Most viewed in Halloween Fun
-
Ad Space
(160 x 600)
Ad Space
(160 x 600)
-
- Visit our sister sites:
- Time Out New York
- Time Out Chicago
- Time Out London
- Time Out Worldwide
@Wendy - Thanks! The dome is made of acetate sheets, cut and taped back together. Full photo how-to set on my Flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpotisch/collections/72157608550855945/
The snow globe is amazing! Best costume ever. What did you use to recreate the windows?
That crayon is the cutest costume I have ever seen
the pictures are unbelievable. you know, i love hard copies. great family picture. it's a wow, wow, wow
Love the article. Almost missed the links to the other costumes because they were so hidden. Especially love the blue monsters! Must copy!
Interesting shadow of the photographer in the F-Train photo - Shrek took your picture?
Great stuff Joel! Miss you guys and miss the old block! Are you guys on Facebook? Look me up if you are.
Even after all these years, you continue to not shock, but awe. I recommend Time Out New York Kids do a companion piece on carved Jack 'o Lanterns because yours are off the charts.
For those who have asked, I have pictures of pretty much all my costumes in my Halloween collection on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpotisch/collections/72157608550855945/
This is fantastic - and Nina and Coby are two wonderful, creative, innovative kids to wear these wonderful, creative, innovative costumes - made by their wonderful, creative and innovative father!
Great job Joel, You missed your calling.
omg. joel you are too much. ah, that banana and now the snowglobe. monroe will flip. great article. really captured you.