10 Easy DIY Kids’ Purim Costumes

If you missed the post Halloween sales and now you’re scrambling for a costume for your little humans to wear to this year’s Purim festivities, stop. Put the car keys down. You might just have everything you need to make an exceptionally adorable Purim costume right in your home.  And we’re not talking about some basic Queen Esther get-up either.

Needle and Thread

Got a spare lamp shade, a piece of cardboard and some duct tape? You’re halfway there. Get the complete supply list and instructions for this costume from creatingreallyawesomefunthings.com right here.

Flower Pot

This picture-perfect flower pot costume is as easy as it gets. See how clumsycrafter.com puts it all together here.

Strong Man

You can never go wrong with muscles and mustaches. See how tipjunkie.com took some felt and balloons to create this costume here.

Frida Kahlo

For every parent who has had the inexplicable urge to draw a unibrow on your child, this one’s for you. See how lovelyish.com put together this iconic artist here.

Lego

A cardboard box, some plastic cups, paint and you’re good to go. Makes a great family costume too, because c’mon, what are you suppose to do with one Lego? See how simple wineandglue.com makes it here.

Scuba Diver

Never underestimate the versatility of a pop bottle come Purim costume making time. Just add goggles. See how delineateyourdwelling.com did it here.

Snail

A little nervous about making a costume from scratch? This one is just your speed. See how simple ohhappyday.com makes it here.

Bubble Bath

So basically, all you need is air. And a ducky. And maybe like one or two other things which gigglesgalore.net explains here.

Rosie the Riveter

If you’re really crunched for time, skip the background and just rock the denim and bandana. And there’s more inspiring costumes on amightygirl.com right here.

Tourist

Don’t even need a hot glue gun for this one. Any combination of Hawaiian shirt, fanny pack, straw hat, sunglasses and visor will do. Get some tourist costume tips from womansday.com right here.