Homemade Halloween Costumes to Make With Sweats

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Easy Homemade Halloween Costumes to Make With a Leotard or Sweats!

Even if you're not the crafty type, you can make these easy homemade Halloween costumes that all start with a leotard or sweats (20 Photos)

-iVillage on Oct 15, 2012 at 3:55PM

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19 Easy Homemade Halloween Costumes to Make With a Leotard or Sweats

Mighty Girl

a -iVillage on Oct 15, 2012 at 1:04PM

Skip the pricey costumes that your kids will only wear once and get creative with what you already have. A leotard, leggings or sweatsuit is all it takes to form the foundation of these awesome, easy -- and completely affordable -- homemade Halloween costumes.

Something Fishy
Finding Nemo fans will do underwater backflips over this adorable fish costume created by Maggie Mason and shared on her Mighty Girl blog.

Start with: An orange hoodie and sweatpants

Add on: Felt circles to make the scales and eyes, more felt to make the fin and tail and your hot glue gun. "Oh. My. Goodness," Mason writes. "The glue-gun burns were a small price to pay." We agree.