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It’s that time of year again: Halloween, the time when every kid gets excited to dress up, collect candy, and celebrate a night filled with fun and fantasy. So, why not get creative? All it takes is a few simple sewing supplies to go DIY this October 31. One-of-a-kind costumes are easy to make with help from Sew Special, Kahului, HI’s one-stop shop for everything crafty, from quilting fabrics to the sewing classes necessary to get your new hobby off to an excellent start.

If your child is looking for something unique this Halloween, the talented team shares five top ideas for fun and easy-to-make costumes: 

80’s Rocker 

Does your child dream of becoming a rockstar? Relive the good old days by finding a favorite 80’s band photo online and printing it onto a plain back tee, creating a re-wearable, band T-shirt. Add a rocker wig, dark makeup, and accessorize with a plastic guitar to make your child’s dream come to life. 

Weatherman (or woman)

All it takes is one or two sewing classes to assemble this setup for your science-centric child. Grab a lab coat, clipboard, toy barometer, and a sewing needle to attach your child’s name to the coat. Add a large blue balloon and glue on some foam clouds to make the look even more realistic.

Spaghetti & Meatballs 

Your child’s favorite food can become their favorite costume as well! Simple sewing supplies make this one-of-a-kind creation a standout. Grab a red-checkered tablecloth and cut a hole in the center to wear as a poncho, adjusting accordingly. 

Sewing suppliesNext, cut yarn into spaghetti-like pieces and glue them to a paper plate, along with styrofoam balls painted brown to create the meatballs. Add red paint for the sauce, dripping it over the meatballs and spaghetti, and attach the full plate to the poncho. Use a small pot as a hat, and the costume might just up the appetite of fellow trick-or-treaters. 

Lightning Bolt 

Cut heavy cardstock into the shape of a large lightning bolt, cover it with silver lame, and use fabric glue to attach it to a black, over-sized shirt. Add black gloves and a hat to create an electrifying look this Halloween.

Veggie Patch

Whether it’s a cute carrot or a tempting tomato, all you need is an oversized sweatshirt and some felt to turn your child into their favorite vegetable this Trick-or-Treat. Gather the whole group of friends to create an adorable garden.

Want more information on creating a one-of-a-kind costume for your child this Halloween? No matter what you choose, Kahului’s Sew Special has everything you need to get started. For all of the sewing supplies, quilting fabrics, classes, and more that will make your child a standout this holiday, visit them online, stop by their Facebook page, or call (808) 877-6128 to speak with a staff member today.

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