Looking for family-themed Halloween costumes? We've rounded up a collection of fun DIY projects and reader-submitted getups.
If this is a favourite book in your house, dress your brood (or yourselves, too) in this simple get-up. Get the instructions: thehousethatlarsbuilt.com
Photo: The House That Lars Built via PinterestSo your little ones might be too young to watch or recognize Game of Thrones, but this sweet family-themed version of Khaleesi Mother of Dragons is bang-on. Get more information: babybirdsfarm.com
Photo: Baby Bird's Farm and Cocina via PinterestWe have a lot of emotions about this one (get it? Ha!). It's amazing how each of the kids mimic their respective feeling (minus non-angry baby). Hit up your local thrift shop and scour for these easy clothing items to mimic this look. Get more information: costume-works.com
Photo: Costume WorksThe gang's all here. A minion, Gru, Dr. Nefario and Vector took to the street on Halloween as everyone's favourite "bad guys." Take note: Blogger Jessica, who's dressed as Vector, took inspiration from the character's round midsection to make it a maternity costume.
Get the instructions: Running with Scissors
If you've got the confidence, rock a nude bodysuit and don a crazy wig. Get more information: costume-works.com
Photo: Costume Works via PinterestLet's go fly a kite! How precious is this trio? You can make this Mary Poppins-themed costume as detailed or simple as you like. Scope out your local thrift store for odds and ends to get started.
Get the instructions for Bert here
Get the instructions for the penguin here
Get the instructions for Mary Poppins here
Fans of Disney's hit show will swoon for these costumes. Using a few basic store-bought items, some DIY hacks and thrift store finds, you can recreate the whole gang. It's perfect for larger families. Get more information: Sugar Bee Crafts
Photo: Sugar Bee CraftsWe absolutely love this adorable father/son costume that pays homage to the awesome Pixar flick Up! Get the instructions: More Than Words Can Describe
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