45 DIY Disney Halloween Costumes That Will Bring the Magic This Season

Don't let the name fool you, this costume is far from scary. In fact, it's un-boo-lievably adorable!

Get the tutorial at Brooke Angelique.

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If you're feeling brave enough, try this bold costume that definitely makes a statement.

Get the tutorial at Love Maegan.

You and your family will absolutely wreck it in this one!

Get the tutorial at See Vanessa Craft.

Black choker? Check. Blue dress? Check. Glass slippers? Check. It's quite possible that you already have most of the necessities to channel your inner princess!

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY!.

“Ohana means family, family means no one gets left behind or forgotten." Bring on all the adorable beach vibes with your nearest and dearest this Halloween.

Get the tutorial at DIY Inspired.

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Step into a "tale as told as time" with this charming Belle costume. A yard of blue cotton fabric, a pile of books, and a white button-up shirt are just about all you need to recreate it at home.

Get the tutorial at Merrick's Art.

If your little one is obsessed with Toy Story, or just feels like taking a cue from Ladd Drummond for a day, this costume is an easy one to create. The belt, buckle, and holster are made from sheets of brown and gold foam, and this blogger made the shirt from yellow fabric and a red fabric dye marker.

Get the tutorial at Googie Momma.

It doesn't all have to be about the heros and heroines, you know! Head to the dark side—the adorably dark side, that is—with this toddler-friendly Maleficent costume.

Get the tutorial at A Night Owl.

"To infinity...and beyond!" Your kids will love reciting that memorable line from Toy Story while darting around in this Buzz Lightyear costume.

Get the tutorial at Fun at Home with Kids.

Get the whole family in on the fun! You'll all be seeing spots by the end of the night.

Get the tutorial at Our Everyday Art.

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Who knew Minnie could be so chic? Here, a full skirt and fabulous pair of yellow heels help bring the most classic of all Disney characters to life.

Get the tutorial at I Am Style-ish.

If you're torn between a Disney outfit and an all-out "scary" costume, here's the perfect compromise. The 101 Dalmatians villain is both kid-friendly and terrifying all at once.

Get the tutorial at The Sorry Girls.

Transport your kids to Arendelle with this icy costume. The blue-on-blue outfit and snowflake cape make Elsa's character instantly recognizable.

Get the tutorial at a Pumpkin and a Princess.

Fly away to Neverland with the whole crew! You'll never have to grow up with these outfits on.

Get the tutorial at Happy Home Fairy.

How darling is this mini ensemble? Your little one will look dashing in red shoulder pads and matching cuffs.

Get the tutorial at Make It & Love It.

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Calling all sewing fanatics! This project includes a free pattern, making it that much easier to whip up before October 31 rolls around.

Get the tutorial at The DIY Mommy.

Here's a Disney ensemble your whole family can get in on: a set of The Incredibles characters! Even better, no sewing skills are required to make it.

Get the tutorial at Fresh Mommy Blog.

A little extra hair, a flowy princess dress, and voila...you're Rapunzel! Just don't forget to bring along her sidekick, Pascal.

Get the tutorial at Andrea's Notebook.

With a little faith, trust, and pixie dust, you'll be looking at a miniature Tinker Bell before you know it! The pom-poms on her shoes are all but necessary.

Get the tutorial at Sincerely Jean.

Every Mickey needs a Minnie (and vice versa)! Twin with your little one by making this simple outfit.

Get the tutorial at Say Yes.

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Dress up as everyone's favorite nanny, complete with a chimney sweep by your side! Bonus points if one of you can sing. 😂

Get the tutorial at Good Housekeeping.

They may not get along all the time, but Tink and Peter are still one of the most beloved of all Disney duos. With scissors and fairy wings, you're halfway to becoming these two.

Get the tutorial at Brit + Co.

We love this fashionable take on the classic Belle dress everyone knows and loves. That yellow hue is immediately recognizable!

Get the tutorial at Color Me Courtney.

Dressing up as Annie and Hallie from The Parent Trap is an excellent option for twins, but it works just as well for sisters, cousins, and best friends. Just don't forget the Oreos and peanut butter.

Get the tutorial at The Chirping Moms.

You probably already have nearly everything you need to pull this Olaf costume off. Add a few oversized felt buttons to a white shirt, and you've nearly completed the look.

Get the tutorial at All for the Boys.

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Here's a fun twist on the classic Ariel costume: Use the two colors the character's most known for—a peppy purple and bright aquamarine—to recreate her look without a trip to the costume store.

Get the tutorial at Color Me Courtney.

Got lots of green spray paint? Then you're in business! This costume involves plenty of the stuff—and then some.

Get the tutorial at Wild Ink Press.

Once again, it's all about those tell-tale colors! Here, all it takes is a lovely light green outfit—complete with gloves, a hat, and a tiny purse—to feel very "Tiana."

Get the tutorial at Color Me Courtney.

Villains are highly underrated when it comes to playing Disney dress-up. Purple ribbons stand in for tentacles here.

Get the tutorial at DIY Inspired.

Elsa and Anna usually get all the attention, but we're pretty sure Sven is the cutest Frozen character of all. Transform your baby into the beloved reindeer with a brown coat, reindeer ears, and a faux carrot.

Get the tutorial at Sprinkle Some Fun.

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