Diy costume boot covers

I really needed a pair of boots to finish my costume for a Disney Cruise later this year. With Halloween later this month, I figured I'd get extra use out of the costume if I got it made now. My costume consists of a skirted bottom from an old bathing suit, textured nylons, a striped shirt and a fantastic pirate hat I found in Disneyland Paris last summer. The shoes were the missing piece of the puzzle. I found a few directions for making shoe covers to make it look like you were wearing…

I promised more details on how to make each of the Halloween costumes in our Disney Villains family theme. Now that I have sufficiently recovered from the crazy busy rush to get them done, I think I’m ready to tackle a mini tutorial.

I promised more details on how to make each of the Halloween costumes in our Disney Villains family theme. Now that I have sufficiently recovered from the crazy busy rush to get them done, I think I’m ready to tackle a mini tutorial.

I love simple base pieces for Halloween or Cosplay that are versatile to wear for all types of costumes (and also as real clothing). Just simply change up the fabric, colors, and accessories and you can be just about anything with this simple cloak gown. The over the knee boot covers are something I've been wanting to make for a long time. Of course I had to go dramatic and add the lace-up eyelet details. You can again make these in all types of fabrics to match your costume or style. Dritz…

DIY kids super hero boots from duct tape!

Boot Covers are a great way to transform a normal pair of shoes into a stunning costume piece. Here is how to make spandex boot covers.

Let’s make some boot covers! This tutorial is for the boot covers pictured above, but could easily be altered for any boot covers. Now, one of your feet is generally bigger than the other. If…

The boots-- they totally finish the outfit, don't you think? And really, it is not too hard to make your own. Materials needed: Pair of ballet flats that fit your little Musketeer 3 yards of gold shoes laces trim satin scraps to match (optional) scraps of Peltex extra stiff interfacing (you will need a yard for the hat-- scraps from that work just fine) a pair of old knee high socks approximately 30 gold eyelets and tools to set at LEAST 1 roll of Duck tape in matching color (I have found…

Costume Boot Covers under $5. 1: Grab a pair of boots 2: Cover in clear plastic wrap 3: Cover in Duct Tape of your choice of color. 4: Rock them with your costume.

Don't run out to the department store just because you need boots for a one-time costume event. Make your own boot covers from thrift store finds and everyday craft materials and supplies.