20+ DIY Cricut Halloween Costume Ideas

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Halloween is such a fun time of year – if you are looking for some easy DIY costumes, then look no further! In this post, we are featuring over 20 amazing Cricut Halloween costumes that you can make in a jiffy!

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DIY Halloween Costume Ideas

Who else loves Halloween?!

I always joke that I love Halloween because I was almost born on it…but I think there’s some bit of truth to it.

I mean, I’m not into the scary or gory part of Halloween…but I’m all about the pumpkins, costumes, parties, and candy!

Since having children, I’ve really loved coming up with themed costume ideas for our family…and while those days may be numbered (wishful thinking that my kids will always want to dress up with me), I’m enjoying it for as long as I can!

This year, Jack wanted us all to be Batman characters…based on the outfits from the LEGO Batman movie. So, I spent the last few weeks throwing these costumes together. I’m actually still working on Forrest’s and mine, but I think the boys turned out super cute.

I used my Cricut Maker to make aspects of these costumes, and it made life so much easier. I think anyone who makes homemade costumes can benefit from having a Cricut!

So, I put together a list of some of the most fun and cute Halloween Costumes that can be made using your Cricut machine! Below, you will find lots of great ideas – some of them include tutorials, others are just ideas…and yes, some of them originally used the Silhouette machine (including one of mine…ah!), but I assure you, anything the Silhouette can do, you can do with the Cricut!

Make sure you tag me on Instagram (clarkscondensed) if you make something with your Cricut machine for Halloween!

IF you are looking for plain and solid clothing for the base of a child’s costume, I highly recommend using Primary.com!

Design Space Costumes

Cricut has a wide variety of costumes you can make using one of their projects in Design Space. I couldn’t figure out how to get the pictures, but here is a list of costumes you could choose from:

Homemade Halloween Costume Ideas

And here are a bunch of other ideas from around the web – including a few from here on Clarks Condensed!

DIY Batman and Robin Costumes for Kids

DIY Mouse Ears – You can make them look however you want, and then just add some whiskers and a nose to your face with some face paint, and you have a super easy costume!