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  • Halloween 2K10 DIY costumes ftw!
My halloween costume rules: 
store-bought costumes are cheating
should cost under $30 for everything
ideally, is warm enough to not have to wear a coat, and
has pockets
This year, my “log lady from Twin Peaks” costume satisfied all four.  The outfit was thrown together from Salvation Army finds, the glasses were $6 at a cheap-hat-and-sunglasses-shop, and the log was found under a pile of sticks on a Crown Heights sidewalk.  (Anthony kindly used his handsaw to get the log down to a manageable size).
Anthony was a “ghost biker” (yes, morbid, but also fitting given his run-in with a car this week), which entailed buying size 8 women’s pants at said Salvation Army (couldn’t find any white pants in the men’s section), white make-up, white hair spray (that I also used), white spray paint for his helmet, white gloves, a cheap flower bouquet, and white tape to cover his shoes and helmet straps.
Sylvia and Jeff, also pictured, went the gauze mummy route. 

    Halloween 2K10 DIY costumes ftw!

    My halloween costume rules: 

    1. store-bought costumes are cheating
    2. should cost under $30 for everything
    3. ideally, is warm enough to not have to wear a coat, and
    4. has pockets

    This year, my “log lady from Twin Peaks” costume satisfied all four.  The outfit was thrown together from Salvation Army finds, the glasses were $6 at a cheap-hat-and-sunglasses-shop, and the log was found under a pile of sticks on a Crown Heights sidewalk.  (Anthony kindly used his handsaw to get the log down to a manageable size).

    Anthony was a “ghost biker” (yes, morbid, but also fitting given his run-in with a car this week), which entailed buying size 8 women’s pants at said Salvation Army (couldn’t find any white pants in the men’s section), white make-up, white hair spray (that I also used), white spray paint for his helmet, white gloves, a cheap flower bouquet, and white tape to cover his shoes and helmet straps.

    Sylvia and Jeff, also pictured, went the gauze mummy route. 

    Tagged: caroline halloween 2010 diy costume

    Posted on November 1, 2010 with 1 note ()

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