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Cardboard Penguin Costume
Cardboard and Paper Owl Costume
Welcome to Cardboard Costume Challenge 2017!
It's all about inspiration, the exchange of ideas, and the excitement of making something by hand.
There are no contests.
No prizes.
No endorsements.
No sponsorships.
Just look around on the site, Pinterest Board, and around the web and challenge yourself to make your costume from cardboard, and whatever other scraps you can find.
If you would like to share your costume, send us a picture and we'll post it.
We've already started to receive some costumes for 2017.
Have a look at the AWESOME, creative and inspiring cardboard costumes below!
Cardboard train costume by Alex Nadeau
Cardboard Hermit Crab Costume
Cardboard Lobster Costume
Paper Jellyfish Costume
Cardboard Octopus Costume
Cardboard Costume Challengers 2016
Adorable fancy dress panda in bamboo by V. Bindra
Truly adorable Coney Island Themed Balloon Darts Costume by A. Robin
Costumes are starting to roll in!
Did you make a cardboard costume this year? Don't be shy! Send us a picture and we'll post it here to inspire cardboard creation of the future.
The Time is here! Are you cutting up cardboard yet?
Find out more about the 2016 Cardboard Costume Challenge HERE
Dancing Cardboard Skeleton Costume
Cardboard Queen Bee Costume
Cardboard Pumpkin Head
Cardboard Dragonfly Costume
2015 Cardboard Costume Parade!
Ren, Stimpy and Log costumes by Matt Lentini and Matador and Bull costumes by Matt and Nicole Lentini
"Wild Things and Max" bicycle-friendly costumes sent by Sarah
Frank-Ein-Stein and Fox Head by Betsy A. Riley
Mosquito costume by Rebecca at Lepetitearbre
Robot costume by Manon Doran see more pictures at her blog Une Dahlia en Westfalia
Do you have photos to send? I'll keep updating this post. I would love to see your photos and the one-of-a-kind costume you made this year!
These costumes are pure cardboard magic. Thanks to everyone that sent photos and Happy Halloween 2015!
Paper Toad Costume
Monarch Caterpillar from Cardboard
Cardboard Monarch Caterpillar Costume by Amber
Made from recycled materials and recyclable
cardboard, Japanese paper rice bags, white glue, staples, thread, steel-toothed zipper, caster wheels, acrylic paint
Paper Milkweed Costume
Milkweed Costume by Amber
Made from recycled materials and recyclable
Melon cartons, egg cartons, paper twine, cardboard, Japanese paper rice bags, newspaper, tempera, chalk, white glue, staples