Easy DIY Ghost Costume For a Child And Adult
Make this super easy diy ghost costume for you or your kiddo in no time i’ll teach you step by step on how to diy this easy halloween costume, i can feel in the air that the summer is almost over and with that fact, i started already thinking about fall decoration ideas and diy halloween costumes as well. my daughter wants to dress up as a friendly ghost this year and have a candy corn bag. so, there it is, i designed an easy diy ghost costume and a bag in a candy corn colors., previously i designed an easy diy owl costume that you can make in any size. also, for a super mario lover, you’ll find a small child size diy thwomp costume . and then an easy diy tinker bell dress up that will make little fairy girl super happy., let’s get ready to make a ghost costume in child and adult sizes, to make this ghost costume you’ll need a white fabric preferably cotton or cotton blend. for a small child, a 44” wide fabric will be perfect to use. and, for an adult, you’ll need a 108” wide quilting fabric., you determine the width of the costume by measuring from the top of the middle finger through the torso to the top of the middle finger of the other hand. and the model needs to be with their arms lifted to the sides., if you are planning to make this ghost costume for a child and an adult, you may need to get just the 108” wide fabric. in average size adult the measurement from “finger to finger” is around 60”. so, you can cut the fabric longwise and use the leftover for a child-size ghost costume., note: the best way to cut a long piece of fabric is to make a small cut on the edge of the fabric and just rip it with your hands. it will rip the fabric perfectly straight following the grain., also, you need to know how much fabric to get. to determine that you need to take a measurement from the top of the head to the toes. then, multiply that amount by two. so, for instance, if your child measures 40” from the top of the head to the toes then you’ll need 80” of fabric. and, that’s about 2.25 yards. this post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link i will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more) i always recommend products i tried, use, and love., what you need for an easy diy ghost costume, basic sewing tools, cotton or cotton blend white quilting fabric 44” or 108” wide, black quilting fabric – fat quarter works great, lightweight iron-on interfacing, free ghost face template is ready to download at my resource library – to get the password, fill out the form at the bottom of this post, i am happy to teach you how to make a ghost costume, remember to always wash and dry fabric ahead of time to preshrink it., step 1. iron the interfacing to the back of the black fabric and cut out the face pieces..
Step 2. Take measurements of the head and particularly: ear to ear and top of the head to the bottom of the neck.
Then, fold the white fabric in half aligning the salvages together. it doesn’t matter now if you fold it right or wrong side together. and then fold it again but lengthwise. pin in few places so the fabric won’t shift., now, using a fabric pencil mark the head measurements as it shows in the picture. make sure to add about 11/2” in the width for the seam. that way the headpiece of the costume will fit nicely and loose after sewn. then, draw a contour of the head starting from the top, through the width mark, and then make a curve by the bottom of the neck mark and straight to the side. next, cut it following the drawn contour line..
Step 3. First, take a measurement from the top of the head to eye level and add a seam allowance to the amount. Then, mark that measurement in the middle of a one white costume piece from the top. That will mark the level of the eye-opening.
Also, take a measurement from the middle of one eye to the middle of the other eye. and then mark it on the fabric., pin the black eyes pieces first to make sure they are in the right position. and then stitch them using a zig-zag stitch. now, cut the white fabric out of the eyes and then using a zig-zag stitch again stitch the edges together..
Step 4. Pin the top of the white costume pieces right side together and stitch. Using a zig-zag stitch finish the seam and that will prevent the fabric from fraying.
Step 5. Fold the costume in half lengthwise and align the edges. Then, cut the corner out in a curve shape. Use a zig-zag stitch to finish the raw edges.
And there! You’ve just learned how to sew a ghost costume. Wasn’t that easy Halloween costume project?
Now, I will show you how to sew a candy corn bag that would match any Halloween dress up.
So, you’ll need candy corn colors of fabrics and fat quarters are perfect to use for this easy sewing project., step 1. cut three 14×14” squares out of each color fabric. then, cut 2×16” strips out of any leftover color of fabric..
Step 2. Cut the yellow and orange squares in half and then stitch them together in the pattern as it shows in the picture.
Step 3. Then, fold the bag piece right side together and stitch along the long edges. Using a zig-zag stitch finish the seam.
Step 4. Now, flatten the bottom corners that the seam is in the center. Mark the corners about 2” wide and stitch across following the mark.
Step 5. Fold the upper raw edge twice, about ½” to the left side, and stitch around.
Step 6. Pin the strips right side together and stitch along long edges. Turn the sewn strips right side out and iron them flat. You just made nice handles for your candy corn bag!
Finally, stitch the ends of the handles to the top edge of inside the bag, about 4” apart..
And you’ve made an awesome, handmade costume for this Halloween!
I hope you enjoyed learning how to diy a ghost costume and a candy corn to go with. you can share a picture of your handmade halloween costume on my facebook page., happy trick or treating, want to remember this save the easy diy ghost costume to your favorite pinterest board.
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Is there a pattern for the eyes and mouth? I can’t find it.
Hello Breanne, the templates for the eyes and mouth are in my free resource library. You need to sign up in the sign-up box to receive the password to my library.
I’d love this pattern
Hi great ghost costume, I am currently working on it but confused is it 1½ or 11½ thank you for any help.
Hello Christina, It’s one and a half inch for the seam.
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How to DIY Ghost Costumes for the Whole Family
These ghost-inspired costumes will have the whole fam looking fab-boo-less.
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But, don't give up the ghost—try being one! It's one of the easiest ways to bring on eerie energy for the whole fam. Customize your look with makeup, different materials, and props to go beyond a Scooby-Doo cartoon and create something truly your own. We've got options for you and your boo, plus ideas for toddlers, dogs, and babies.
DIY Ghost Costume for Toddler
There's nothing more adorable than turning your teetering tot into a hobblin' goblin. While nothing is scarier than the terrible twos, this easy costume should spook the entire crew. As a bonus, it's a super comfortable option, so you can mark one less reason for a tantrum off your list.
- We recommend using fleece as your white base because it'll keep your kiddo warm, won't snag, and you can cut it to fit any size. Fold the fabric over, then in half, and measure to find the middle of the fold line. Mark this spot with a pin, measure about four inches on either side of the pin, and mark. Cut a small semi-circle and check to see if your child can fit their head through the hole.
- Now that you have the perfect poncho cut the edges on all sides into triangular strips with sharp edges about an inch wide and five inches high to get your ghostly tails.
- Next, using a ghost face template cut the eyes and mouth out of black adhesive felt and stick the pieces on the center of the poncho.
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InkCreativeDesigns Ghost Face Template
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Tip: You can swap the white fleece for an oversized t-shirt or white hoodie for warmer climates and an even easier DIY ghost costume.
DIY Ghost Costume for Women
Who said ghosts can't look a little glam? This Victorian-inspired look is a break from the basic two holes and a white sheet bit and offers an excuse to head to a boo-tique. The best part is you can easily repurpose the items from this outfit and use them to make other costumes like a zombie bride, Marilyn Monroe, or even a pirate.
- Begin with a white flowy dress—ideally something that goes down to your ankles or feet for the floating effect.
- Apply a dark eyeshadow in black or deep blue to create hollowed-out, lifeless eyes.
- Add accessories like a prop candelabra and white veil so everyone you're just passing through until you find your way to the other side.
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NSPSTT Victorian Dress
IS'MINE Black Matte Eyeshadow
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Tip: You can bring this undead look to life by topping off your makeup with dark purple lipstick and some highlighter for a ghostly glow .
DIY Ghost Costume for Dog
What better way to get your dog into the spirit of Halloween than by turning him into one? Even the pups with the littlest patience can sit still for this easy DIY ghost costume. The spooky fit will have trick-or-treaters take paws before crossing your threshold.
- Take a plain white bedsheet, an old tablecloth, or even an oversized T-Shirt depending on how big your dog is, and place it over Fido. Mark how much of the cloth you'll need to cover him. Once you've cut the cloth, measure again to mark where his eyes, nose, and mouth are and remove the cloth.
- Cut holes where you've made marks, and he's all set to haunt the neighborhood.
- Bonus: you can consider adding a tutu for a little extra flair.
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Tees & Tails Ghost Halloween Dog Bandana
Diy ghost costume for babies.
Most fussy babies are already in character for this one, but luckily you don't need a wailing infant to complete their ghost costume. Turning your child into a pint-sized Casper is an adorable costume for all ages, but those under one turn out a little more fun.
- Start with a white base like a onesie, hoodie, or t-shirt and shorts.
- Using black adhesive felt cut out two circles for ghost eyes and place them on a white beanie or cap.
- Add fun stickers like spiders or cobwebs to the base of the costume.
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How to Make a Ghost Costume
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This article was co-authored by Alina Bokovikova . Alina Bokovikova is a Costume Designer from California. With over 15 years of experience, she specializes in designing costumes for stage productions. Alina earned an MFA in Costume Design from the University of California, San Diego and her Master of Education from the Novosibirsk Pedagogical University. She’s won two Outstanding Costume Design awards and her costumes have been displayed in Moscow, Prague, and San Jose, California. This article has been fact-checked, ensuring the accuracy of any cited facts and confirming the authority of its sources. This article has been viewed 454,633 times.
A ghost costume is perfect if you’re looking for a spooky costume for Halloween or a costume party. Even better, it’s super easy and affordable to make the costume yourself!
Make a Traditional Ghost Costume
- The hat should be as light in color as possible, or people will be able to see it through the bed sheet that will be draped over your head.
- The costume should drag just a little to create a floating effect, but not so much that the person wearing it trips.
- Pin the sheet around the hat; you'll need to use about three or four more pins.
- If you don't want the black dot on the top of the head to be so noticeable, you can flip the sheet over. You should still be able to see where the mark on the top of the head is, but it will be less visible to onlookers.
- You can also just cover the mark with white-out. Or, use a fabric marker pencil that fades (invisible fabric markers).
Make a More Elaborate Ghost Costume
- You can also put the makeup on the person's neck, since it will be visible.
Expert Q&A
- Painting your fingernails black or white will add to your ghostly look. Thanks Helpful 50 Not Helpful 20
- The bed sheet method for making a ghost costume is classic, but remember that it may make it a little hard to socialize. If you're trick-or-treating, this is a great costume, but if you're going to a party, painting your face and draping a sheet over your shoulders may work best. Thanks Helpful 38 Not Helpful 19
- Try to wear light-colored shoes with the costume for the most authentic look. Thanks Helpful 36 Not Helpful 23
Things You'll Need
Bedsheet method.
- White sheet
- White or light-colored baseball cap
- Black marker
Elaborate Method
- Fabric glue
- Black and white face paint
- White long-sleeved shirt
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To make a ghost costume, cut the brim off of a baseball cap and put it on. Drape a sheet over your head and mark where your eyes are. Take the sheet off and pin it to the baseball cap, then cut out the holes for the eyes. Cut a ragged hem at the bottom of the sheet, and you're ready to go! For more tips on how to make your costume look ghastly, read on! Did this summary help you? Yes No
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16 DIY Ghost Costume Ideas For Fun Spookiness
Ghost costume is so easy to DIY, affordable, and even complements the main theme for every creepy costume party to bring some fun fear. Here are some DIY ghost costumes that skip the other time-consuming attires and come as last-minute outfits. From the mom’s hack white sheet ghost costume to the tulle ghost, ghost frocks for girls, poncho or hoodies ghosts, scary, and much more! Even based on ghost depictions by artists, they are more cute than scary and not real!
How To Dress Like A Ghost?
To dress like a classic ghost, as you will also see in ghost DIY costume ideas below, you will need only a white bed sheet (small enough to fit and not in use!). First, cut two ovals from a black fabric for the eyes and one more for the traditional mouth (which seems to be open!). Also, make little holes in the eyes so light may pass. Then drape that over, and you will be a ghost. If the edges at the bottom are longer, adjust them to avoid stumbles. However, it was a basic and quick idea; for more, you continue reading to get the right instruction for your chosen.
You can also make a hoodie on where your head was settling and then make a hole for the head to come out. This way, you will have a more comfortable costume that doesn’t hinder the fun. You can make the ghost eyes and mouth in front of the dress for a girl.
Easy DIY Toddler Ghost Costume
Looking for a simple yet adorable Halloween costume for your toddler? Check out this easy DIY ghost costume, capturing your toddler’s fascination with playing the spooky role! With no pattern needed, this budget-friendly costume perfectly fits your family’s Halloween theme and saves precious time. Skip the complex costumes and watch your little ones spark joy as they playfully “spook” the neighborhood on Halloween night.
Materials:
- 1.5 yards of white fleece
- sewing machine
- fabric scissors
- disappearing ink fabric pen and string
- black iron-on vinyl (or you could also use black felt, black adhesive felt, or a stencil and fabric paint)
- Cricut machine and Cricut Access subscription
- Cricut EasyPress Mini and pressing mat
- white pants
aubreeoriginals
Kids Ghost Costume
Create a fun ghost costume for your little princess this Halloween using a tulle tutu. Measure tulle strips to double your child’s height and attach to a satin-covered stretchy ribbon fitting around your child’s chest. Use two extra strips for a halter tie, giving adjustment options. Add Fomic sheet eyes and mouth to complete this adorable DIY ghost outfit!
- White Tulle
- 1 Yard Stretchy Ribbon
- 4 Inches White Satin Ribbon
- 1 Square Each Black and White Felt
thefrugalnavywife
How To Make A Sheet Ghost Costume
Here’s the perfect costume for those who want to repurpose old items. This DIY idea turns a simple white sheet into a timeless ghost costume by cutting out eye holes and sprucing it up with optional accessories. Wearing black goggles hides your eye hole, and wearing the beanie keeps the costume in place. You can go with the plane sheets or give it this torn look and by adding faux blood can make this DIY costume even more scary!
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Easy DIY Ghost Costume
Create memorable Halloween moments with this super easy DIY ghost costume, suitable for both kids and adults. Using white fabric and some basic sewing, you can fashion a friendly ghost outfit. Measurements are taken from finger-to-finger and head-to-toes, allowing the costume to fit perfectly. With a few finishing touches, like a black fabric face, your DIY ghost costume is ready to fright and delight!
- basic sewing tools
- cotton or cotton blend white quilting fabric 44” or 108” wide
- black quilting fabric – fat quarter works great
- lightweight iron-on interfacing
agnescreates
No-Sew Ghost Costume
Elevate your last-minute Halloween costume with this no-sew ghost costume. It is a fun, easy Halloween DIY, even for the busiest parents. Instead of a sheet, this design uses a white fleece formed into a wearable poncho and a cute ghost face out of black adhesive felt. The main feature is its knotted fringes that make this DIY costume upout shine from others. It’s comfortable, open on the sides, and perfect for school or trick-or-treating days.
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Groovy Ghost The Easiest DIY Vintage Halloween Costume Ever
Experience the coolest DIY vintage Halloween costume ever, the Groovy Ghost, from Emily Retro. This quick and easy costume is perfect for men, women, teens, kids, couples, and groups. Instead of using a plain white sheet like a classic ghost, use a flower power 1970s vintage floral sheet to create a visually stunning twist. With minimal supplies needed, such as sunglasses and an optional trick-or-treat pail, this Groovy Ghost costume will be the talk of any Halloween event.
Easy No-Sew Ghost Costume
This Halloween, design a charming, easy, no-sew ghost costume for your little ghouls. The costume is not only spooky but also comes with an adorable beanie that keeps your baby snug and warm, adding to the aesthetic. Shun the traditional sheet-over-the-head style and opt for this safe and adorable ghost poncho. Use white fleece to fit your child, cut into an oval with a head hole. Add a unique and friendly ghost face made out of a stiff black felt. Perfect for a fuss-free, cute, and warm Halloween!
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Easy Ghost Costume
Get your child ready for some gushing compliments this Halloween by dressing this spooky outfit. The costume creates an illusion of floating, taking your little one’s ghostly presence to a whole new level. Made with layered tulle for a floating appearance and a white fabric base, it also features a glow necklace for a touch of eerie luminescence. Add some face paint for an extra creep factor, ensuring a memorable Halloween!
- White stretch fabric
- Sewing machine (optional) or Safety pins
- Halloween Makeup (White and Black)
loulougirls
Easy Ghost Costume Tutorial With A Bed Sheet
If you enjoy DIY projects and creativity, look up the classic ghost costume guide that uses your old bedsheet to make a spooky costume for all ages. Unlike traditional designs, this costume cleverly utilizes screen material for the face, allowing clear vision without revealing the wearer. Versatile, easy to assemble, and utterly ghost-like, it’s perfect for various sizes, making Halloween dressing delightful and simple.
- An old white bedsheet or several white sheets in case you make a mistake
- Some screen material
- The ghost eyes and mouth downloadable template at the bottom of this post
- Black thread
- Sewing machine, sewing needle or glue (fabric or hot glue and hot glue gun)
pressprintparty
Quick And Creepy Cheesecloth Ghost Costume
Need a last-minute, comfy Halloween outfit? Get creative with this low-effort ghost costume! The low-effort costume is comfortable and quick to assemble, making it ideal for last-minute Halloween events. You will use black fabric, sheer fabric, a baseball hat or visor, tea, and cheesecloth for this costume. Add your own personal spooky touch with fake spiders, skeleton hands, or fairy lights for a chilling ensemble.
scratchandstitch
DIY Ghost Costume
This homemade costume cleverly combines adorability and eeriness, making it ideal for any special event. The costume uses a sheer curtain from Ikea and some tulle; this cloak gives an ethereal ghost-like appearance. The white costume has extra length for that ghostly flow; this costume brought Halloween dreams to life for the creator’s daughter. Minimalistic yet charming, this DIY costume proves creativity can turn simple materials into a memorable Halloween outfit.
doityourselfdivas
DIY Rainbow Ghosts Team Costume
Introduce a playful twist to the traditional ghost costume with Rainbow Ghosts team costume. It keeps the simplicity of a sheet ghost costume but adds a rainbow dye for a colorful touch. In addition to boosting your Halloween spirit, these vibrant costumes invoke laughter, joy, and plenty of charming photo opportunities for your haunt squad. Consider making the colorful pumpkin arch to make your Halloween photoshoot more special.
- Large stainless steel pot
- Fabric scissors
thehousethatlarsbuilt
DIY Halloween Costume Classic Ghost
Loved by all ages, this DIY costume design captures nostalgic charm while offering mom-friendly convenience. Equipped with only a sheet and accessories of choice, such as goggles or a fun black bowler hat, you can transform your squad into adorable spirits. This costume also allows cozy clothes underneath a perfect blend of comfort and style for your Halloween festivities.
DIY Easy Ghost Costume For Women
Check out this easy ghost costume that caters to women and anyone seeking a casual yet creative outfit. Made from a netted or lace curtain, this ethereal cape stays in place doesn’t slip, and can be worn over a white top, pants, and shoes. The costume achieves an intriguing ghostly look with a fake chain. Stay cozy on Halloween with this accessible and adjustable DIY cape that simplifies costuming while maintaining a pleasingly spooky aesthetic for all to marvel at.
heatherhandmade
Easy DIY Scary Ghost Costume
Check out this DIY idea for a straightforward, spooky, and budget-friendly ghost outfit. Ideal for children, this costume only requires black clothes, shoes, white face paint, black eye shadow, and white Halloween gauze. Transformation requires no sewing, just some cutting, draping, and a bit of fashion tape. Perfect for warm or cold weather, this easy-to-make ghastly outfit will make your kids stand out during their Halloween trick-or-treating spree.
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- 15 DIY Skeleton Costume Ideas: No spooky party is complete without a bit of fright, and what’s scarier than a handmade skeleton costume? It’s the spookiest outfit you can make yourself. These DIY skeleton costume ideas are for both kids and adults. They won’t cost you much and range from traditional black-and-white costumes to colorful ones. You can find them in different materials and accessories, with designs ranging from simple to complex to give a scary yet charming look!
- 15 DIY Witch Costume Ideas: Embrace this season’s spooky vibes by creating a terrifying yet enjoyable costume with these easy DIY witch costume ideas . Using your creativity and staying in tune with the spooky theme this Halloween is fun.
- 10 Harry Potter DIY Costume: If you’re a fan of Harry Potter and want your kids to dress up as their favorite characters, this collection of Harry Potter DIY Costume ideas is a must-see. You’ll learn how to use your creative skills to turn simple black capes into characters from Hogwarts School, making the costumes look really good.
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DIY Easy Ghost Costume for Women
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Put together this easy ghost costume that stays in place! This handmade ghost costume uses stuff in your closet, a DIY cape, and a fake chain!
I love easy Halloween costumes where I get to wear the clothes in my closet, and just add some nice details. It makes Halloween easy and comfortable, but I still get to dress up. The easy ghost costume is perfect for women, or anyone who wants and easy but casual costume!
I made a DIY ghost costume for my son a couple of years ago, and I actually made his shirt and pants with extra details to be extra ghostly. I realized that it would make the easiest last minute costume if I simplified it a little bit.
The best part of this costume is that it stays in place! It doesn’t slip off or get in the way! It’s the same trick I used for this marshmallow costume .
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I think the fake chain adds the best detail. It really reminds me of a Charles Dickens ghost. The cape makes the costume look a little ethereal.
If this is too much work you could just make yourself a ghost tee. Or you could wear a skeleton tee under the cape for a cool look!
It’s usually cold on Halloween so I chose a sweater and pants to wear underneath my cape. You can choose whatever white clothing you have on hand.
DIY Easy Ghost Costume
- Netted curtain* or lace curtain*
- White top or sweater
- White pants
- White or light colored shoes
- White ribbon or drawstring
- Fake chain*
- Cut your curtain to be 1.5 times the width of your shoulders and the length from your shoulder to the floor.
- Cut fringe along the bottom of the curtain. I cut the fringe 2-4 inches wide and 12-18 inches long. The fringe gets slightly skinnier as it gets pulled and wears out.
- Put a large safety pin on the end of the ribbon. Thread the ribbon through the casing of the curtain. Pull the ribbon out so there is a 10 inch tail on each side.
Sew the casing closed which also keeps the ribbon in place. The two tails can now be used as ties to tie the cape on. The tie keeps it in place so it doesn’t fall off.
- Netted curtain or lace curtain
- Sewing machine
- Fabric Scissors
Instructions
- Sew the casing closed which also keeps the ribbon in place. The two tails can now be used as ties to tie the cape on. The tie keeps it in place so it doesn't fall off.
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This Helpful Ghost Cartoon Will Make You The Most Fashionable Spirit of Halloween 2017
When it comes to classic Halloween costumes, a ghost is definitely right up there at the top of the list. The thing is, it's tough to put a creative twist on such an old standby. So if you're wondering how to dress up as a ghost , check out this handy cartoon guide that will make you the most fashionable ghost at any Halloween party this year.
According to Mashable, you have Gemma Correll, who is a cartoonist, writer, and illustrator , to thank for these new twists on an old favorite. She posted a cartoon she drew that features 16 different takes on the ghost costume to Twitter on Wednesday, Oct. 18. That's right, now you can take your other-worldly costume way beyond a simple cut-out sheet this year.
Now, you might be thinking that it's impossible to come up with that many variations on a pretty standard costume, but after looking at the cartoon, you'll be glad Correll came up with them, because you'll be the big winner rocking the "Cropped" ghost look at your Halloween bash.
Twitter definitely came on strong with opinions on the best styles and praise for Correll's creativity. If the year written on the cartoon is accurate, Correll has been the pioneer of alternative ghost fashion since 2014.
Take a look at all the boo-tiful options you have this holiday.
There really is something for every style here. You can still get in on the ghost fashion game even if you're headed to a more formal Halloween soirée. All you need to do is finish off your look with a top hat and bowtie (naturally) and you'll fit in seamlessly.
Twitter got to praising Correll's out-of-the-box ghosts right away.
This one cuts right to the chase, and she's not wrong.
Oh, clever-brain envy is all too real.
At least you can benefit from Correll's cleverness when you dress up as a "Peplum" ghost this Halloween.
They may be known for their scares, but sometimes ghosts are good for a laugh, too.
See laughs..
Once Twitter gave Correll her due, the opinions on specific ghost fashions began rolling in.
The utility of "Cargo" ghost was questioned.
Hmm, what do ghosts carry? Unfinished business, maybe.
Another commenter thought "Cargo" deserved the top spot.
If sporty spice was your go-to '90s costume, then "sporty" ghost is definitely for you..
Sometimes it's the simplest puns that bring the biggest laughs.
Some couldn't decide which style would suit them best.
A "Pleated" ghost is such a welcome change to the ever-baggy style of the classic.
Once again, the ghost is more flattering and fashion-forward with a "Slim Fit."
Seeing as Oct. 31 is just around the corner, Correll released her ghost fashion guide just in time. If you're partial to a last-minute costume, you can now go a different route other than throwing on cat ears and a tail for the third year in a row. And now, thanks to Correll, you can even channel the stress of finding the perfect clever and creative Halloween getup into your costume this year. If that's not exactly what the "Distressed" ghost is for, then I don't know what it is.
So, stop the frantic search for a Halloween costume, because Correll's wit and clever takes on the old classic will make sure that you rock a ghost costume that is anything but tired. You'll likely be the only one at this year's Halloween party that dressed up as a "Designer" ghost. Plus, you'll be rocking the perfect pun of "Argh-mani" right on your costume to make sure no one mistakes you for one of a handful of Caspers in the crowd.
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How Do I Dress Up as a Ghost for Halloween? This Guide Will Show You
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When it comes to a costume party, the ghost costume is one of the easiest and most popular choices. Since it’s very easy to make, this means you don’t have to spend your money on a ghost costume. Instead, you can put that money into your next Halloween party.
If you are looking for a great costume idea for Halloween but don’t want to spend too much money on a costume, why not try making your own ghost costume? It’s very easy and inexpensive. You can use your imagination and choose the colors that you think will look great with your outfit.
It’s also easy to change the look of your ghost costume to make it look different from someone else’s Halloween costume. Just be careful about how you dress up as a ghost because there are many people who dress up as ghosts and you might end up looking like them if you don’t take care of yourself.
You need some inspiration when dressing up as a ghost for Halloween? Here are some ideas:
1) Make sure that the color of your clothes is something that would go well with what you’re wearing. This means that if you’re wearing black, then it would be best if your clothes have black in them too.
If you want to dress up as a ghost for Halloween, it may seem like a difficult task because ghosts are just a white sheet with two holes. But there is more to it than that. You can be more creative and have more fun.
You should first decide if you want to be a scary ghost or a friendly ghost. Kids might like the friendly ghost better, but for adults, I would recommend the scary ghost.
To make a scary ghost, you will need an old sheet, scissors and some makeup.
First, cut the sheet in half by folding it in half and cutting along the fold. If you have trouble cutting the sheet, use safety scissors or get someone with good scissors to help you.
Next, cut eye holes in each of your ghosts heads. These should be placed so they are near the top of the head where eyes would normally be on a person’s face. If you want to make your ghost really scary, cut out another hole below each eye hole so it looks like the mouth is open wide and shouting something at people who see it coming towards them on Halloween night!
If you want an even scarier look then use black makeup around those eye holes and make sure there is red lipstick at that open mouth area too!
The best way to scare people this Halloween is to dress up as a ghost. But how do you do that? You’re not going to just drape a sheet over your head and call it a day. If you’re serious about Halloween and really want to get into the spirit of things, you’ve got to put some real thought into your costume.
A good ghost costume can be built out of old clothes, some makeup and a few key accessories. Here are those key steps:
1. Select the right clothes
2. Apply makeup
3. Add accessories
4. Practice your scary face
Ghosts have been a staple Halloween costume for decades. Basic ghost costumes consist of a white sheet with two holes cut out for the eyes, but you can find more elaborate ghost costumes at most Halloween stores. If you want to make your own ghost costume, it’s easy to do so with a few simple supplies.
How to Make a Ghost Costume
Making a ghost costume is easy and inexpensive. All you really need are a few tools and materials:
A white sheet
Pencil or chalk
A headband or safety pins, depending on how you want to attach the mask to your head
To start, cut a large oval out of the sheet. This will be the face hole of your mask. Cut around the edges by hand, so that they are frayed. Next, make two holes on either side of the mask for eyes. You can use scissors or a knife for this step. Finally, attach the mask to your head using a headband or safety pins.
Once you have your mask, wear all white clothing underneath it (e.g., an old white T-shirt and jeans). It’s best to wear tennis shoes so that you can move around easily in your costume. Don’t forget to bring a flashlight for trick-or-treating!
Now that you know how to make a ghost costume, get started on yours today! It’s fun and easy!
1. Find an old sheet at home or purchase a really cheap one from any store that sells Halloween costumes.
2. Cut holes for your eyes, nose and mouth.
3. Wear the ghost costume over your clothes and you are ready to go!
Halloween is the one night of the year when it’s perfectly acceptable to scare people. Some opt for a more traditional scary costume, like a zombie or witch. But if you really want to terrify your friends, family, and neighbors, then you need a ghost costume!
To make a simple ghost costume, you’ll need some white fabric, scissors, safety pins and some gloves. First, cut out two large circles of fabric for the front and back of your costume. Then cut out holes for your head and arms. You can use safety pins to attach the fabric together on one shoulder so that it stays in place. If you’re feeling creative, use black construction paper to create eyes and mouth designs like the ghost emoji. Finish off the look with some white gloves that match your costume!
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We're about to embark on a journey that will help you create your very own Ghost cosplay. We've got all the essential items lined up for you. But before we dive in, make sure to grab a cup of coffee because, trust me, you're going to need it – this guide is packed with all the details you'll want to savor as you prepare to immerse yourself fully in the character of Ghost at your Halloween event. So go ahead, get your coffee ready, and let's dive into the world of Ghost cosplay!
Simon "Ghost" Riley Costume Essentials
Ghost modern warfare 2 costume:.
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You will need the following items for your Modern Warfare 2 Ghost Halloween costume:
- Tactical Camo Suit Set
- COD Modern Warfare 2 Ghost Mask
- Tactical Camo Gloves
- White Marker For Fabric
- UK SAS Patch Set
- Tactical Headset
- Airsoft Rifle & Pistol Set
- Tactical Belt
- Tactical Camo Vest
- Tactical Drop Leg Holster
- Long Beige Scarf
Ghost Urban Warfare Costume:
You will need the following items for your Ghost Urban Warfare costume:
- Relaxed Straight Jeans
- Hooded Black Tactical Jacket
- Ghost Teeth Lines Mask Alternative: High Quality (more expensive)
- Skeleton Print Gloves
- Quick Release Tactical Belt
- Tactical Airsoft Vest
- Single Mag 5.56MM Pouch
- Shotgun Strip
- AR-152 Radio Pouch
- prc152 Dummy Radio
- Black Ifak Pouch
- Double Pistol Mag Pouch
- EARMOR M32 Tactical Headset
- Smoke Grenade Single Pouch (Optional)
- Plastic Granade Toy
- Climbing Harness
- Black Tactical Boots
How To Dress Like Ghost
Transforming into Ghost demands meticulous attention to detail. Here's a breakdown of the essential components for your costume, along with tips for achieving the perfect look:
1. Tactical Camo Suit Set:
What You Need: A tactical camo suit set in the pattern of your choice. Popular options include MultiCam, Woodland, or UCP.
How to Do It:
- Look for military surplus stores or online retailers specializing in tactical gear. Ensure the set includes both pants and a shirt.
- Opt for a set made from durable and breathable materials like ripstop nylon or polyester.
Bonus Tips:
- Consider adding patches like the British SAS or Task Force 141 for an extra layer of authenticity. You can find similar patches at most military surplus stores or online. However if you want to custom patches , you can do it on gs-jj.com . They offer a wide range of high-quality custom patches that can be designed to your exact specifications. Simply provide them with your design, and they will create a patch that perfectly matches your needs.
- You can weather the suit slightly with sandpaper or spray paint for a more battle-worn look.
2. Ghost Balaclava Mask:
What You Need: A black balaclava or skull-patterned balaclava.
- If using a plain black balaclava, you can create the skull pattern yourself using white fabric paint and a stencil.
- Alternatively, purchase a pre-made skull-patterned balaclava online or from costume stores.
- Choose a balaclava made from a comfortable and breathable material like cotton.
- You can customize the mask further by adding details like scars or dirt smudges.
3. Tactical Headset:
What You Need: A tactical headset with a microphone.
- Look for headsets designed for airsoft or paintball, as they often have realistic features.
- Consider functionality if you plan to participate in interactive events or games at the Halloween party.
- You can attach accessories to the headset, such as a flashlight or a comms device, for added immersion.
- Ensure the headset is comfortable to wear for extended periods.
4. Brown Scarf:
What You Need: A brown scarf, preferably made from a warm and breathable material like wool or fleece.
- Look for scarves at clothing stores or online retailers. Choose one that is long enough to wrap around your neck and face comfortably.
- Opt for a scarf with a weathered or worn-in look to enhance the overall authenticity.
- You can experiment with different ways of tying the scarf to add a personal touch.
5. Tactical Gloves:
What You Need:
- A pair of black tactical gloves with a skull pattern.
- Look for gloves online or at military surplus stores. Choose a pair with good grip and dexterity.
- Ensure the gloves are comfortable to wear for extended periods, especially if you plan to be outdoors.
- Consider adding tactical features, like knuckle protection or fingertip touch screens, for an extra touch of realism.
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With your costume complete, it's time to truly become Ghost. Here are some key elements to embrace when embodying this enigmatic character at your Halloween party:
1. Silence and Mystery:
What To Do: Maintain a stoic and silent demeanor. Speak only when necessary and use concise, military-style communication.
How To Do It: Practice keeping a serious expression and avoiding unnecessary conversation. Respond to questions with phrases like "Roger that" or "Copy."
- Arrive at the party late and leave early, adding to the aura of secrecy.
- Move with purpose and avoid unnecessary gestures or fidgeting.
2. Tactical Expertise:
What To Do: Display confidence in your tactical abilities. Carry your airsoft rifle with poise and demonstrate awareness of your surroundings.
How To Do It: Practice holding and maneuvering your airsoft rifle comfortably. React to potential threats with a calm and calculated approach.
- Learn some basic military hand signals to enhance your performance.
- Offer assistance to others, particularly those unfamiliar with the character, in a subtle and efficient manner.
3. Team Player:
What To Do: If attending with friends dressed as other Task Force 141 members, work together as a cohesive unit. Communicate strategies and demonstrate camaraderie.
How To Do It: Coordinate movements and responses with your group. Offer support and cover fire during imagined combat scenarios.
- Develop backstories and inside jokes that strengthen the bond between your characters.
- Stage dramatic entrances or exits together to heighten the impact of your presence.
4. Observant and Alert:
What To Do: Maintain a constant vigil of your surroundings. Scan the room for potential dangers and remain vigilant.
How To Do It: Periodically scan the room with a focused gaze. React to unexpected sounds or movements with a heightened sense of awareness.
- Utilize your tactical headset to enhance your hearing and communication capabilities.
- Remain calm and composed even in chaotic situations, showcasing Ghost's unwavering resolve.
5. Elusive and Adaptable:
What To Do:
Be unpredictable and avoid being pinned down for extended periods. Move quickly and disappear into the shadows when necessary.
How To Do It:
Choose strategic locations to observe the party and avoid staying in one place for too long.
- Utilize props like smoke grenades or flashbangs to create distractions and facilitate quick escapes.
- Surprise others with sudden appearances or unexpected maneuvers.
Remember, mastering Ghost's persona requires dedication and practice. By incorporating these elements into your performance, you'll be well on your way to becoming the most enigmatic and awe-inspiring Ghost at your Halloween party.
Couple and Group Costume Ideas with Ghost
Ghost's iconic persona offers a unique starting point for creative costumes, both for couples and groups. Here are some exciting ideas to consider:
Couple Costume Ideas:
1. ghost and soap mactavish :.
Concept: This classic pairing brings together two of Task Force 141's most iconic characters, showcasing their contrasting personalities and close bond on the battlefield.
Costume Suggestions:
- Ghost: Classic skull-patterned balaclava, tactical gear including a camouflage suit, black gloves, and a headset, airsoft rifle.
- Soap MacTavish: British SAS uniform, beret, balaclava, tactical gear, assault rifle.
Bonus Points: Coordinate your costumes to match specific missions or scenes from the games. Practice iconic lines and dialogues for an extra immersive experience.
2. Ghost and Riley (Genderbent)
Concept: This unique twist on the Ghost character offers a powerful representation of a female soldier. Pair it with a male Ghost for a contrasting yet complementary look.
- Ghost (Female): Black skull-patterned balaclava, tactical gear with a more feminine cut (e.g., slimmer fit), black gloves, and a headset, airsoft rifle.
- Ghost (Male): Classic skull-patterned balaclava, tactical gear, camouflage suit, black gloves, and a headset, airsoft rifle.
Bonus Points: Add subtle touches to differentiate the male and female Ghost, such as different hairstyle or color accents in the gear. Practice synchronized movements and poses for a captivating duo performance.
Group Costume Ideas:
1. task force 141 squad:.
Concept: Assemble your friends and recreate the iconic Task Force 141 team, showcasing the diverse skills and personalities within the unit.
- Ghost: Classic skull-patterned balaclava, tactical gear, camouflage suit, black gloves, and a headset, airsoft rifle.
- Captain Price : British SAS uniform, beret, sunglasses, tactical gear, assault rifle.
Bonus Points: Coordinate your movements and actions to recreate iconic scenes from the Call of Duty campaigns. Utilize props and voice modulation for an authentic and interactive experience.
2. Operators from Different Games:
Concept: Combine your love for different tactical shooters by bringing together characters with similar skills and roles from various games.
- Ghost: Classic Call of Duty: Modern Warfare look.
- Ash : The breaching specialist from Rainbow Six Siege brings explosive action with her iconic breaching rounds and R4-C assault rifle.
- Fury: Become the ultimate medic with Fury's tactical gear, medical drone, and unwavering dedication to healing allies.
- Octane : Inject adrenaline into the battlefield with Octane's Stim ability and high-speed acrobatics.
Bonus Points: Showcase each character's unique abilities and skills through coordinated actions and dialogue references from their respective games.
3. Family of Soldiers:
Concept: This wholesome option allows families to participate in the Halloween spirit with coordinated costumes that celebrate military themes.
- Parents: Ghost and Riley costumes as described above.
- Children: Miniaturized versions of Ghost or other soldiers, with camouflage clothing, toy rifles, and masks.
Bonus Points: Add family-friendly elements like face paint or thematic accessories. Practice simple drills and formations for a heartwarming display of family spirit.
These are just a few ideas to spark your creativity. Remember, the most important factor is to have fun and embrace the spirit of Halloween. So, don your masks, assemble your team, and prepare to become the shadows that dance in the night.
About Simon Riley
Character Overview
Ghost, codenamed Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley, is a fictional soldier and a pivotal character in the Call of Duty franchise. He serves as a member of Task Force 141, an elite multinational unit tasked with combating global terrorism and rogue states. Ghost's iconic skull-patterned balaclava and stoic demeanor have cemented him as one of the most recognizable and beloved characters in gaming history.
Background and Personality Traits
shrouded in mystery. While his past remains largely unknown, glimpses into his background reveal a life dedicated to military service. Ghost possesses exceptional combat skills and tactical expertise, honed through years of experience in clandestine operations. He is known for his unwavering loyalty, unwavering dedication to duty, and willingness to make difficult decisions to ensure mission success.
Personality: Despite his masked visage, Ghost's personality shines through his actions and interactions. He is a man of few words, communicating primarily through concise commands and observations. While he maintains a stoic and serious demeanor, hints of dry wit and dark humor occasionally surface, revealing a complex individual beneath the layers of secrecy.
Appearance: Ghost's iconic appearance is as much a part of his character as his personality. He is invariably seen wearing a skull-patterned balaclava, tactical gear, and a dark red polarized sunglasses. This combination creates a sense of anonymity and mystique, adding to his intimidating and enigmatic persona.
Role in the Story
Throughout his appearances in the Call of Duty series, Ghost plays a crucial role in various missions and operations. He acts as a trusted advisor and confidante to other members of Task Force 141, often leading the way through dangerous situations. Ghost's unwavering commitment to duty and his willingness to sacrifice himself for the greater good make him a vital asset to the team and a source of inspiration for his comrades.
Cultural Impact
Ghost has transcended his gaming origins to become a cultural icon. His image and personality have been referenced in various media, including music videos, movies, and even other video games. His popularity extends beyond the gaming community, attracting a diverse audience who identify with his enigmatic persona and unwavering dedication to his cause.
Further Reading:
Ghost on Call of Duty Wiki
Ghost on Heroes Wiki
Embark on a thrilling journey of anonymity and tactical prowess with the Ghost costume. From mastering his stoic demeanor and concise communication to perfecting your tactical movements and weapon handling, this guide empowers you to become the enigmatic soldier who lurks in the shadows. So, don your mask, assemble your squad, and prepare to unleash the spirit of Ghost this Halloween.
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How to make a diy ghost costume?
Assuming you would like a step-by-step guide on how to make a do-it-yourself ghost costume:
You will need: A white sheet, scissors, a needle and thread (or a hot glue gun), and something to stuff the ghost with (newspaper, cotton balls, stuffing, etc.)
1. Cut a large oval out of the center of the sheet. This will be the ghost’s head. 2. Cut two smaller ovals out of the remaining fabric for the ghost’s eyes. 3. Use the needle and thread (or hot glue) to attach the eyes to the head. 4. Cut a small triangle out of the fabric for the ghost’s mouth. Again, use the needle and thread (or hot glue) to attach it to the head. 5. Once the face is complete, stuff the ghost with your chosen material. 6. Finally, sew (or glue) the head closed.
There you have it! Your very own DIY ghost costume.
If you’re looking for a last-minute Halloween costume, a DIY ghost costume is the perfect option! All you need is a white sheet and some black felt to create a simple, yet spooky, ghost costume. Here’s how to do it:
1. Cut a large rectangle out of the white sheet. This will be your ghost’s robe.
2. Cut two smaller rectangles out of the black felt. These will be your ghost’s eyes.
3. Cut a small triangle out of the black felt. This will be your ghost’s mouth.
4. Put the sheet on over your head and tie it at the waist.
5. Glue or stitch the black felt rectangles onto the sheet for the eyes.
6. Glue or stitch the black felt triangle onto the sheet for the mouth.
7. Done! Your DIY ghost costume is now complete.
How to make a ghost costume at home?
You will need a white sheet, a light-colored baseball hat, scissors, a pen or pencil, For safety pins, and a dark-colored sharpie.
What you will need:
1 white bed sheet
Optional: felt for eyes and mouth, or fabric paint
Instructions:
1. Cut two eyeholes and a mouth hole in the sheet.
2. Optionally, decorate the ghost with eyes and a mouth using felt or fabric paint.
3. Cut four lengths of tape, each about a foot long.
4. Tape the bed sheet to the back of the costume wearer, securing the sheet in place.
Your ghost costume is now complete!
How to make a ghost costume out of a pillowcase
This is a great way to make a ghost costume for a child! All you need is a white hat, a long-sleeve white shirt and white leggings. You can add the letters “Boo!” to the front of the pillowcase using fabric paint, markers or pieces of felt.
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How to dress up like a ghost?
To dress like Ghost from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, you will need a military camo uniform, a tactical headset, a ghost balaclava, a brown scarf, and a black airsoft or toy rifle. You can find all of these items online or at a costume shop.
The old shirt you get some yarn You cut it up You wrap up this guy you just tie a knot right there.More
This is a great way to upcycle an old shirt into something new and useful! Simply cut up the shirt into strips, wrap around some yarn, and tie a knot to secure. This would make a great gift for someone who loves to knit or crochet!
Can I use a fitted sheet for a ghost costume?
What a fun and easy costume this is! Simply take some old sheets and give them a good dye job. You can either dye them all one color and then use a paintbrush or sponge to add some highlights of different colors, or you can dye them all different colors and then use a paintbrush or sponge to add some white highlights. Either way, you’ll end up with a beautiful and unique costume that is sure to make heads turn!
Different you’re going to want to press in with the tip until the fabric starts to give way at that point you know you’ve reached the correct depth you can either continue straight in or make a little zigzag pattern as you go along this will help to hold the chisel in place and prevent it from slipping out as you’re working always be sure to use a light touch and go slowly at first until you get a feel for how much pressure is needed
As you can see, different fabrics will require different amounts of pressure when using a chisel. You’ll want to press in with the tip until the fabric starts to give way, then you’ll know you’ve reached the correct depth. You can either continue straight in or make a little zigzag pattern as you go along. This will help to hold the chisel in place and prevent it from slipping out as you’re working. Always be sure to use a light touch and go slowly at first until you get a feel for how much pressure is needed.
How much fabric do I need for ghost costume
It’s always better to make a first attempt anyway, even if it’s not perfect. In this case, the optimal fabric size for a child’s ghost costume is less than [54 inches x 72 inches]. The current size would probably drag on the ground, but it’s better to try it out first and then make adjustments as needed.
We’ve now got our cutout hood ready to so we can start working on the front of the garment. First, we need to cut out the piece for the front of the hood. We’ll use the same process as before, but this time we’ll cut out two pieces. One piece will be for the inside of the hood and the other piece will be for the outside of the hood.
Now that we have our two pieces cut out, we need to sew them together. We’ll start by sewing the inside piece to the outside piece along the curved edge. Then we’ll flip the hood right side out and top stitch along the seam to finish it off.
Now that we have the front of the hood complete, we can move on to the rest of the garment.
How do you make a floating ghost for Halloween?
Blowing up a balloon is the first step in making a balloon animal. To blow up the balloon, you will need to use your mouth. Keep in mind that you will need to use your mouth to blow up the balloon, so you will want to make sure that you do not have anything in your mouth that could potentially pop the balloon. Once the balloon is blown up, you will then need to stretch out the balloon. This will help to make the balloon into the shape of an animal.
There are a few tricks that you can use to make yourself look more dead. One is to suck in your cheeks and then follow with your fingers to create a sunken look. Another is to use white eyeshadow under your eyes to create a hollow look. You can also use false eyelashes and black eyeliner to create a more dramatic look.
How do you make a ghost out of a tablecloth
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This is a great way to make a homemade costume for your child! All you need is a piece of cardboard, some hot glue, clear packing tape, and toilet paper. Simply roll the cardboard into a cylinder, hot glue the sides together, and use the packing tape to secure the toilet paper around the roll. You can then hot glue two elastic straps onto the ends so your child can wear it as a shoulder costume.
How do you cut a bed sheet into a ghost?
You can make a ghost look great by using really pale lace and then just flaring it out. You can also add some accessories to make it look more ghostly.
In order to achieve a gothic look, you will need the following: black pencil eyeliner, black or charcoal eyeshadow, black, red or white lipstick, foundation two shades lighter than your natural skin color, black, grey, light blue or red contacts (optional), white, grey, black or light pink nail polish, hoset-shirts.
How can I look like a ghost
The instructions for creating a zombie costume are pretty simple. First, add a few tears to the white clothing. Then, add some red paint to the clothing to look like blood stains. Next, use white face paint to create a pale face. Finally, apply black face paint lightly on the apples of the cheeks and on the crevices of the eyelids to create a sunken and ghastly appearance.
Below the eyes make a small irregular shape for the mouth. It’s supposed to look like it’s making a “more” shape with the lips.
You can make a DIY ghost costume by following these simple steps:
1. Cut a large rectangle out of a white sheet.
2. Fold the rectangle in half and then in half again.
3. Cut a hole in the center of the folded rectangle for your head.
4. Unfold the rectangle and then cut two holes for your arms.
5. Wear the ghost costume over your clothes.
6. Use face paint or a white mask to complete the look.
A ghost costume is a unique and easy costume to make. All you need is a white sheet, some black felt, and a bit of creativity. With just a few materials, you can create a spooky and fun costume that is perfect for Halloween.
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Ghostface Costume Ideas
The iconic Ghostface from the Scream series has haunted our screens since the 90s, becoming an emblem of modern horror. As eerie as it is recognizable, Ghostface has stirred up an interest in many fans who wish to recreate this character for cosplay events and Halloween.
In this blog post, we’ll delve into how to assemble a top-notch Ghostface costume while also preserving your unique flair.
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Ghostface first became a familiar character in the year 1996 and today is one of the most recognizable characters of any horror film.
To get the most realistic Ghostface costume, you’ll need the following items:
- Black full-length Grim Reaper costume
- White Scream mask
- White gloves
- Voice changer
The Ghostface Mask
Ah, the Ghostface mask – the face that launched a thousand screams. It’s as vital to your costume as the “scream” is to Scream. This white, distorted face with its gaping, black-eyed scream can send a chill down the spine of even the most hardened horror fan. You can find it lurking in the shadows of your local costume store or haunting the pages of online retailers.
And here’s a tip to really spookify your look: Ghostface isn’t just a costume, it’s a character. Mysterious, eerie, a little bit naughty. Try to embody this persona. When you look in the mirror wearing the mask, don’t just see yourself – see Ghostface looking back at you.
The Black Robe
Now, let’s cloak you in mystery – quite literally. The Ghostface costume is incomplete without the long, black robe. It’s this flowing shroud of darkness that transforms a simple mask-wearer into the iconic Ghostface, ready to haunt Halloween parties and cosplay events alike.
The robe should ideally sweep the ground, with sleeves wide enough to fan out dramatically during your most chilling poses. While Ghostface’s robe often has a shiny, satin-like quality, don’t be afraid to go rogue with a matte finish if it screams ‘you’. After all, it’s your personal twist that will help you stand out from the ghostly crowd.
Let’s give a hand to Ghostface’s often overlooked accessory – the black gloves. While they might not be the showstopper of the ensemble, in the world of cosplay, the devil is in the details. These gloves can be found haunting the same costume stores as the mask, but don’t overlook the potential of a pair of old winter gloves – a quick dye job and they could be perfect!
Ghostface has a preference for the pointy end of a knife. For your costume, safety first – opt for a prop knife. But don’t just pick up any old plastic piece. This is your chance to be creative. A knife splashed with theatrical blood for that ‘freshly-used’ look? Or perhaps a glow-in-the-dark blade, perfect for making a spooky statement on Halloween night? Remember, your weapon, your rules.
The Voice Changer
One of Ghostface’s most bone-chilling tricks is his use of a voice changer. Step up your cosplay game by using this as part of your costume. There are plenty of apps out there that can modify your voice, transforming your friendly ‘hello’ into a hair-raising, Ghostface-worthy growl. Just remember, the goal is to thrill, not to terrify to the point of actual distress. Ghostface is a character, not a lifestyle.
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About Ghostface’s Look
Ghostface actually represents several different characters, so it isn’t just one person donning the mask in the series of movies. The movies take place in the fictional town of Woodsboro, California, and are the creation of horror king Wes Craven.
In the movies, several characters are going around killing people but they all use the infamous mask so even the audience isn’t always sure who they are.
Numerous actors have played parts in these movies, and the character often uses a voice changer in order to confuse his victims even further. The mask and voice changer make the character rather unique because they are unlike the items used by other horror villains.
The good news about the Ghostface costume is that it is easy to find and affordable, so you can find it without breaking the bank.
Wrapping Up
Dressing up as Ghostface for cosplay or Halloween is about more than just the costume. It’s about embodying the character while also adding your own twist. Whether that’s through a unique prop, a voice changer app, or the way you carry yourself, it’s these personal touches that will make your Ghostface costume stand out.
Just as Ghostface has become a timeless symbol of modern horror, your costume can become a highlight of your cosplay or Halloween experience. Cosplay events are an opportunity to express your creativity and passion for your favorite characters.
So, get that mask, robe, and gloves, add your personal touch, and prepare to give people a good scare. Enjoy the thrill of becoming Ghostface, and remember – it’s all in good fun!
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Ghost Of Tsushima: How To Dress Up As A Legendary Thief Trophy Guide
One hidden Trophy in Ghost of Tsushima is a fun Sly Cooper Easter egg, but figuring it out can be tough.
By Phil Hornshaw on July 28, 2020 at 12:14PM PDT
Compared to most games, Ghost of Tsushima is a pretty forgiving in terms of Trophies. Despite there being countless collectibles, most Trophies don't require you to find all of them--only the most important ones that usually have a direct impact on gameplay. There are a few hidden Trophies that require you to explore the game a little more, but they're usually not too tough to figure out. And then there's the game's most difficult challenge: the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy.
This hidden Trophy gives you very little to go on if you check it in the Ghost of Tsushima Trophy list. It suggests you need to "dress up as a legendary thief." The name of the Trophy and its description are references to Sucker Punch's Sly Cooper franchise, in which players take on the role of a heist-pulling raccoon--but figuring out exactly what you need Jin to wear in order to conjure up Sly Cooper's classic yellow-and-blue costume can be tough.
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Luckily, we've found literally everything in Ghost of Tsushima: every piece of armor, every piece of vanity gear, and every sword kit. We've hit 100% completion in the game and even unlocked the Platinum Trophy, and we figured out how to earn the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy. Here's exactly what you need to wear to unlock it and how to find all the pieces.
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Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy - What You Need
There are three pieces of you need Jin to wear to unlock the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy: Gosaku's Armor , the Crooked Kama Headband , and the Sly Tanuki Sword Kit . You'll also need to find 10 flowers to buy the Ocean's Guardian armor dye for Gosaku's armor, which is blue and yellow. What mask Jin wears doesn't matter; neither does the color customization for your half-bow or longbow.
You'll have to trek across most of Tsushima to find all three pieces you need, however, and two of them won't be available until you push the main story to Act 3.
Gosaku's Armor
You'll get Gosaku's Armor as part of a Mythic Tale: The Unbreakable Gosaku, which unlocks very early in Act 2. You'll find the singer who explains the tale in Akashima Village in Toyotama. To unlock the armor, you need to gather six keys, which are in the care of farmers at five Mongol-occupied farmsteads (marked by a plant icon on the map). Four of them are in Izuhara: Ohama Fishing Village and Aoi Village in Tsutsu ; Kuta Farmstead in Ariake ; and Yagata Farmstead in Kashine . The last two are in Toyotama: Iijima Farmstead in Umugi and Koshimizu Farmstead in Kushi .
With all six keys in hand, head to Akashima's Old Togo Rice Fields, near Fort Ito and Akashima Light House. On the east side of the area is a mountain--look for a stone door you can enter at the bottom to find a climbing path that will take you to where Gosaku's Armor rests at the top.
Once you have the armor, visit any merchant in a town and purchase the Ocean's Guardian armor dye for the armor.
Crooked Kama Head Band
The second part of the costume is a reference to Sly Cooper's iconic hook-shaped weapon, the kama. It's found on a headband, a piece of Vanity Gear you can find as a collectible in the world. To get it, you'll have to progress to Act 3 in the main story of Ghost of Tsushima, so you can get access to Jogaku Temple.
When you reach the temple, look for the tall pagoda outside the walls of the rest of the area. Standing just beneath it, you should be able to jump up near the corners of the pagoda and throw up your iron hook to climb the building. Proceed to the top and check the back side (the one furthest from the lake) to find an arrow with the headband hanging from it.
Sly Tanuki Sword Kit
Your last piece of gear requires you to find a Pillar of Honor in an out-of-the-way place in Kamiagata, once you've started Act 3. Head to the east coast of Kin and look for a peninsula jutting out from the island. You'll find it east of Trapper's House and Northeast of Iwai Village.
You'll need to do some climbing over rocks and cliffs to get out to a snowy lookout over the ocean to find the Pillar. Claim its sword kit, the aptly named "Sly Tanuki."
The Sly Cooper Look
Equip all the required pieces and you'll unlock the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy. Here's what it'll all look like:
There are more hidden Trophies in Ghost of Tsushima that require a little searching to unlock. While none of them are quite as tough to figure out without help as the Cooper Clan Cosplayer Trophy, they might also give you pause. Use our Ghost of Tsushima Hidden Trophy Guide to find them all and grab that Platinum.
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A probe into an East Village ghost gun factory uncovered a massive scheme involving 10 government workers, including a disgraced ex-NYPD officer, who conspired to steal more than $1 million by taking advantage of New York City’s needy, prosecutors alleged Thursday.
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office slapped 18 people with a series of charges from four indictments that included conspiracy to manufacture ghost guns, conspiracy to rip off the state’s pandemic benefits program and residential burglary that all stemmed from a probe that got underway in 2022.
District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement the fraud scheme was largely conducted by city workers, including several from the Department of Homeless Services, who “abused their position of public trust for personal gain.”
Other public servants caught up in the legal trouble included an NYPD school safety officer, an MTA worker, a NYCHA staffer, and a pair of US Postal Service employees.
Former NYPD officer and current DHS staffer Charde Baker, 35, along with an unnamed co-conspirator and other agency workers, are accused of stealing the identities of unsuspecting victims, including homeless residents under the city’s care, to take in hundreds of thousands of dollars through fraud.
Baker and the unnamed co-conspirator were the alleged ringleaders in the plot that submitted fake pandemic unemployment assistance claims to the state Department of Labor in the victims’ names.
After the claims were accepted, bank cards were issued and mostly sent to an Upper East Side address, where another unnamed co-conspirator, a postal worker, intercepted them and gave them to other defendants to access the stolen funds, prosecutors said.
Overall, 16 suspects, including five DHS employees, grabbed $1.2 million in payouts from the more than 170 false applications they sent in, the district attorney’s office said.
Assistant District Attorney Michael Kelley said during Baker’s arraignment in Manhattan Criminal Court that she spent the funds on high-end shopping and international vacations during the scheme.
Baker would travel with another co-defendant “where they clearly used money from the fraud on vacation to enjoy themselves,” Kelley said.
She joined the NYPD in 2022 but was fired the following year and returned to her old job at DHS.
Before she joined the NYPD, she and her boyfriend, who is also facing charges, planned a burglary after one of the other co-conspirators wasn’t sharing money from the sprawling scheme, Kelley alleged. Two men later broke into the apartment and took $30,000 in cash.
Baker was charged with fourth-degree conspiracy and burglary in the two indictments. Her bail was set at $200,000 cash by Judge Laura Ward.
School safety officer Shenice Roberts is accused of ripping off seven victims with fraud claims for more than $140,000 sent to her home, in which she got a cut of the pie, Kelley said.
At one point when she asked Baker for help with claims, she allegedly said, “F these people. Put in a higher amount of income for them,” prosecutors said.
The massive fraud scheme was unearthed after investigators dug around a ghost gun operation, Bragg’s office said.
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An unnamed co-conspirator and his friend Adrienne Manigault, 25, allegedly bought hundreds of thousands of dollars in 3D printing machines, printing materials and ghost gun parts from eBay and Amazon, while exchanging texts on the items they were buying, according to the first indictment tied to ghost gun charges.
The two would also send photos and videos of the finished product to each other between May 2022 and January 2023, the district attorney’s office alleged.
The second indictment brought by prosecutors accused a co-conspirator and Craig Freeman, 56, of making ghost guns from May 2022 through mid-January of the following year.
The unnamed suspect allegedly shared 3D printing files, templates and more information with Freeman so he could construct his own weapons, including a zip file with a guide on how to make a .22-caliber pistol.
“We see a clear link between those engaging in violent crimes and traditional white-collar fraud at the same time,” Bragg said in a statement.
The slew of charges was jumpstarted after authorities began investigating a ghost gun factory that prosecutors have said was run by Cliffie Thompson out of his East Village apartment.
He was indicted in January 2023 and pleaded guilty to related charges last November.
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