Whether you’re a novice with hand sewing or an expert with the sewing machine, you can create one of these DIY girls’ Halloween costumes. For even more costume ideas, enter your email address below to receive updates from our newsletter.
This gorgeous Greek goddess Artemis costume uses beautiful fabric draping and DIY embellishments to create a handmade one-of-a-kind girls Halloween costume.
If you're a beginning sewist just starting your sewing journey, this spider costume is the perfect place to begin. The legs are made out of large pipe cleaners found at the craft store.
If you're a beginning sewist just starting your sewing journey, this spider costume is the perfect place to begin. The legs are made out of large pipe cleaners found at the craft store.
This rain cloud costume is so simple, you don't even need to pull out your sewing needles or a seam ripper. Add a pair of rainboots that are already in your closet and your little one will be splish splashing away.
Little Red Riding Hood makes an adorable costume and it's even cuter if you pair it with other group costumes in the same theme. She'll be skipping off to Grandma's if you follow this sewing pattern to make your own version for your daughter.
This large butterfly wing costume is painted with supplies you probably already have in your craft room. Because each one is painted by hand, it's easy to get a completely unique costume.
Demeter is another Greek goddess costume and is perfect if your kids want a Percy Jackson themed group costume. It has a gathered shoulder and the fabric drapes so beautifully. Add a felt flower crown for the finishing embellishment on this costume.
Need a clever and unique costume for your family? This roundup is full of ideas and some of them don't require a needle and thread.
If you're just learning how to sew, this DIY Toothless costume is a great place to start. It's not difficult to pull together, even if you're a beginning sewist.
You'll want to squeeze this little lamb all night long. Cotton balls are glued to a onesie and then you can make a DIY hat with some fabric and your sewing machine.
You can't help be smile when you see this baby cow with an actual udder made out of baby bottle nipples. This sewing pattern is so simple, you'll be hooked on DIY costumes from now on.
A simple prairie girl or pioneer costume can be a useful thing to have stashed in your dress up closet. If your daughter needs one for school, whip this one up with this sewing tutorial.
While it's not quite a no sew costume, this poodle skirt costume does require very little sewing skills. It's a great option for beginning sewists or if you just need to create a costume quickly.
A shark absolutely needs her dorsal fin! Many shark costume sewing tutorials don't come with the fin included, but it's a perfect fin-ishing touch that you can add with your sewing machine.
This Cinderella costume is so beautiful - it won't even compare to the costumes you can find in the stores around Halloween. And because it's made by you with some sewing basics, it will be a truly one-of-a-kind costume.
Little pig, little pig, let me in! This little pig costume is so cute and cuddly, it will be perfect for a chilly Halloween night. Some fleece fabric, a sewing pattern and your machine is all you need.
This penguin costume is perfect for a Mary Poppins themed group, but it's cute enough to stand alone. A few basic sewing skills and your sewing machine help this pull together quickly.
This carrot costume is easy for little kids to walk, which makes it great for toddlers. Attach the little carrot top embellishment to a hat with your sewing machine and you're done.
This gumball machine is a very low sew project, so it's great if you're just learning how to sew. You don't need to know a lot of stitch types to complete this sewing project.
This bucket of popcorn DIY costume uses foam insulation to create fun pieces of popcorn and because it's so light, it's easily supported by the fabric popcorn bucket that you create yourself with your sewing machine.
Your little girl will love to pretend to be Elsa with this no-sew cape. Let your sewing machine go because this one doesn't require a sewing needle and thread.
Mermaid fins are super fun to play with, but they can be hard for little girls to walk around in. This mermaid sewing tutorial has a repositionable fin so that your little one can walk.
You daughter will make berry sweet strawberry on Halloween with this DIY costume. It's fun to put together, even if you're just learning how to sew.
Your little one will be the king of the jungle in this darling lion costume. The hood is made with faux fur and the romper uses an existing romper as a sewing pattern so you know that it will fit.
This Rapunzel costume is so much cuter than anything you'd find in the stores. The sewing pattern used is easy to follow and requires just basic sewing skills.
This lion tamer costume has a fluffy skirt instead of a pair of pants, which gives it just a small girly touch. Find special sparkly fabric for the skirt and don't forget the felt for the ring of fire!
This little bandit will be the sweetest bank robber around with this DIY Halloween costume. It requires minimal sewing skills and just a few sewing basics you probably already have in your stash.
Mary Poppins is a beloved character and your little girl will love dressing up as Mary Poppins for Halloween. Although this finished sewing project looks incredibly expensive it really costs less than $30 when you make it with your sewing machine.
This DIY fabric top hat is a super simple sewing pattern and requires only a few basic sewing supplies.
There's no reason your little girl can't be the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz! Use special silver vinyl instead of fabric to help provide the structure for this sewing pattern.
No time to get out the sewing needle and seam ripper? Don't want to worry about a lot of stitch types? Don't worry this emoji costumer is a quick no sew one.
This Glinda the Good Witch sewing pattern is stunning but the instructions are simple enough to follow even if you're beginning your sewing journey.
A few sewing basics, fabric and your sewing machine turn into a sweet Tinker Bell costume - no pixie dust required.
With these 5 circus themed costumes, you can turn your kids into the circus of their dreams! With 5 costumes to make on this sewing journey, it's a good idea to start in plenty of time before Halloween.
These piggyback costumes are so popular, but they can be expensive! Making your own with this sewing pattern means that you'll have a one-of-a-kind costume that your kids will love to show off.
The curly tail on Pascal the chameleon is the cutest when your little one walks. You'll be so glad that you learned how to sew when you see how adorable this DIY costume is.
Eros is the god of love and your baby will look so darling in these fluffy, feathery wings. While the wings are made with a glue gun, the rest of the costume will require a sewing machine.
You can't go wrong with this basic cape - it's perfect for bats, witches or vampires. It's even reversible so you'll get two looks with one pass of your sewing machine.
This DIY flamingo costume is super simple, even if you're not an experienced sewist. Show off your basic sewing skills with this silly DIY costume.
Get the entire family ready to dress up with this Alice in Wonderland family costume set. Alice is the only one that really requires any basic sewing skills - the rest can be pulled together from your craft closet.
The instructions on this cheeseburger costume are very simple to follow and there's no sewing needles required!
This wolf costume works for both girls and boys and the furry fabric is so cozy and soft. The embellishments that make up the mouth are worth the extra effort!
Satyr is half man, half goat and all cute. The project instructions even come with wooden hoof feet, which really adds the final details to this DIY costume.
Get ready to go see Granny with this Red Riding Hood themed DIY costume. There's something so sweet about a little girl dressed up as a granny - you'll be glad you learned how to sew.
This R2-D2 costume is the girliest droid around. The sewing pattern makes a sweet twirly apron dress that she'll love.
The whole gang is off to see the Wizard with these themed costumes. The sewing patterns and instructions are all here for the perfect family costume.
This unicorn hoodie is super cute and requires minimal basic sewing skills. You use an existing hoodie as the base and the entire project takes just 30 minutes.
Get our your sewing machine for this DIY woodland fairy costume. The instructions will walk you through each step along the way.
Here's another variation of a mermaid sewing tutorial. This one has a seashell top.
Planning on becoming a butterfly for Halloween? Don't forget about this flower antennae headband - no sewing needles required!