Want to make a homemade Frankenstein costume this Halloween? It's simple. With a few materials and simple instruction, you too can make a green homemade costume.
Materials needed for the homemade Frankenstein costume are as follows:
green face paint
black face paint
old or torn clothes
baby powder or costume makeup
2 wine corks (or one cut in half)
silver paint
green headband
green poster board
skin safe glue or gum paste
clear mailing tape
boots or platform shoes (optional)
How To Make A Frankenstein Costume
Here are some very simple instructions for making a homemade Frankenstein costume. Add your own unique and creative ideas in whenever you like, after all, it is going to be your costume or your child's. Here they are:
Apply the green face paint to the face area. Once dry, add scars with the black face paint.
Cut a piece of poster board that is the height of the child's head. Curve this to make a cylinder and tape the ends together. Cut the entire face area out of the cylinder. Place onto child's head with their green face poking through the face area. This will form the classic shape of Frankenstein's head. Glue onto the ends of the headband.
Paint 2 wine corks (or two halves of a wine cork) with the silver paint. Let dry. These will be frankensteins bolts. Glue onto the ends of the green headband. Let dry. Place headband on the child's neck, with the 2 bolts on the side and the open end of the headband facing the front on the child's neck.
Put on old or worn clothes. Dust with baby powder to add a distressed look to Frankenstein.
If you have boots or platform shoes that would add a great finishing touch to your homemade Frankenstein costume.
Enjoy!
You can also look at some Frankenstein costumes that are on sale. Buy one or just get some good ideas for your homemade disguise.
Get some hilarious jokes for kids. Add to your parties fun with some clever riddles and jokes whether it is a birthday or a Halloween party. Find some funny Frankenstein jokes to tell while you are in your Frankenstein costume.
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