15 Last-Minute DIY Disney Costumes for All Ages to Wear in 2024
It's time to get crafting!
Fear not: There's still time to craft an original Halloween costume, but the time to get started is now! Fortunately for Disney fans, there's an abundance of ideas to choose from, including the best Disney princesses, classic movies, and spooky villains. Here, we've rounded up 15 of the best Disney Halloween costume ideas we've seen. If you're looking for a kid's halloween costume, a fun costume for an adult, or even a family costume, you'll find it here.
In many cases, you can save yourself a trip to the store and start with items you have in your closet already. If your child has a drawer filled with dress-up clothes, you're practically there! Just add some fun details and creative face paint, and you'll be well on your way to winning the Halloween costume contest.
DIY Pinocchio Family Costume
Though this group costume looks complicated, it's actually very easy to put together. Everyone in your family will look like they came straight out of a storybook.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
DIY Kids Olaf Costume
Your son likely already has the majority of this Frozen costume hanging in his closet. All you need to do is add a few embellishments, and he's ready to trick-or-treat.
Get the tutorial at All for the Boys.
DIY Merida Costume
If your daughter can't get stop watching the movie Brave, she'll love this princess costume. Even if you're not an expert sewer, this blogger notes it's pretty simple to make the dress.
Get the tutorial at It Happens in a Blink.
DIY Descendants 3 Family Costume
Channel the cast of Descendants 3 with this simple family costume. Grab a blue wig for dad, black horns for mom, and purple hair for the kiddo.
Get the tutorial at Lipgloss and Crayons.
DIY Princess Tiana Costume
This darling costume comes together with some felt, tulle, and a hot glue gun. It's all applied to a white sweatshirt to keep the trick-or-treater comfy!
Get the tutorial at Mimi Cute Lips.
DIY Family Incredibles Costume
You and your loved ones will look incredible in these getups. If you don't know how to sew, don't sweat it: This blogger made all the costumes using a glue gun.
Get the tutorial at Fresh Mommy Blog.
DIY Elsa from Frozen Costume
What little girl wouldn't want to be the heroine from Frozen, especially with this stunning DIY skirt and snowflake cape?
Get the tutorial at a Pumpkin and a Princess.
DIY Sleeping Beauty Costume
Every part of this pink ensemble is positively dreamy. To re-create the look, invest in a dress, necklace, and wig.
Peter Pan Halloween Costume for Kids
Even if you're not handy with a needle and thread, a large green t-shirt can be cleverly trimmed into a Peter Pan-like tunic. Fashion a hat from felt (here's a helpful tutorial), and you're done! Bonus: This same costume works for Robin Hood.
Tangled Disney Halloween Costume
This costume idea from Disney's Tangled is even complete with Rapunzel's chameleon sidekick, Pascal.
Get the tutorial at Andrea's Notebook.
Snow White Halloween Costume
Skip the spendy store-bought costume and throw on a little black dress for an easy homemade Halloween costume. A red bow, red lipstick, and red apple finish off the fairest-of-them-all look.
Disney Halloween Costume for Dog
Of course, a Disney-inspired pet costume could be as easy as throwing on a pair of Minnie Mouse ears.
Belle Halloween Costume
This take on the tale as old as time is fresh, fun, and easy!
Get the tutorial at Merrick’s Art.
Mother-Daughter Minnie and Mickey Mouse
A simple polka dot dress for her, red shorts with white patches for you—fashion some ears and you’re good to go.
Get the tutorial at Say Yes.
DIY 101 Dalmatians Family Costumes
It can be fun to play the bad guy sometimes! Be the Cruella de Vil to your little pups.
Get the tutorial at Our Everyday Art.
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