Kid’s Cupcake Costume
Posted by bakeanddestroy on Thursday, September 4th, 2008
If you’re anything like me, early September is prime “what are we all going to be for Halloween” brainstorming time. Last year I was convinced we would make an amazing version of The Munsters. Me as Lily, my husband is a perfect Herman and if anyone was ever Eddie Munster it’s my son. That never quite panned out, Teno ended up being “baby billionaire” and Tony and I were lucky we managed to get dressed in the morning. So I think my dream of following previously posted advice about making my own cupcake costume is well… pretty much unrealistic. I know we have a lot of crafty mama readers, though, and you’re exactly who I thought of when I saw these instructions on Wondertime for making a kid’s cupcake costume. So gather up your materials and get to work! I want to see done damn adorable photos come Halloween!
You’ll need:
- 2 wire wreath forms (1 large, with a diameter similar to a bushel basket, and 1 small, just big enough to fit over your child’s head)
- Bailing wire (available at most hardware stores)
- Wire snips
- 2 yards fluffy white fabric
- 2 yards of 1-inch-wide elastic (for the “frosting” and suspenders to hold up bottom of cupcake)
- Newspaper
- Pastel-colored felt squares (for making confetti dots)
- Bushel basket
- 2 yards brown fabric
- 1 yard white felt (or ribbed white material)
- White stocking or knit hat
- White tights and shoes
- Cardboard paper-towel roll
- Red and yellow felt squares (for making candle and flame)
Now go check out the article for the instructions!


















