Thought it would be fun to revisit some of our past Halloweens! I think it really stinks that the kids aren't allowed to dress up in school anymore. I have such great memories of dressing up and parading through school when I was a kid. I think it's unfortunate that a few spoilers were able to take away that fun tradition for all of the kids (not just their own). I hope you all have a wonderful, candy coated Halloween!
Me as the bunny, my sister Kim as the clown and my mom rockin' the bee hive(which was not a costume, but her hairstyle at the time) circa 1970...
Mark and his brother Ed dressed up to emulate their idols...KISS...this was not actually a Halloween picture, but adorable anyway. How much do you love the Fonz poster in the background?!
K's first time out trick or treating as Little Red Riding Hood...
R's first Halloween. My mom made that Pocahontas costume for K. ♥
My mom made the cowboy outfit for R and we made K's butterfly wings...
K's princess dress was actually my bridesmaid dress from my sister, Kim's wedding.
Again...Mom made Dorothy's outfit and the pirate costume, too...
I painted a plain black sweatsuit for R using glow in the dark paint. K's bloody doctor costume was her idea and ironically she gets queasy at the sight of blood. Go figure.
I made G's Elmo with styrofoam balls, paint and glue. It was so easy and comfy. He was so freakin' cute!
Mom made Dracula's cape. K was a rock star. G wouldn't tolerate a real costume this year, so we got creative with what we had.
Elvis was all Goodwill and a little glue and beading...
Goodwill and make up
Mark and R made Purdue Pete's hammer from cardboard and tinker toys.
K and her BFFs...the black eyed peas...
That was R's real hair...we just teased it and put baby powder in it. Nobody believed us.
My treat to all of you....I'm having a Buy one print, get one free sale in my etsy shop through Monday. A great time to get a jump on your holiday shopping. Simply purchase one print and when you check out, leave me a message and tell me which one you want for you freebie. (Free print must be of equal or lesser value as the one you purchase). Happy Halloween!