Halloween doesn't have to be all scary and frightening to be enjoyable.
It can also be interesting and hilarious, and what better way to put some entertainment in your Halloween experience than by having some friends over for a good old costume party.
It can be very enjoyable seeing your friends' different costumes and trying to figure out what they are dressed as.
Equally as exciting is planning for your own costume.
In doing so, you need not spend a hefty amount of money.
You can make use of your creative skills and create your own costume.
You can use your resources at home o make a unique costume and save yourself from spending for an expensive costume that looks just like anybody else's.
If you have no clue on where to begin, here are a few pointers to help you out.
If you have spare boxes a home, preferably those that could fit you, you can make use of them in making your costume.
You actually need just one box.
Put the box over you and cut a portion for your armholes.
Have the box painted in the color you choose, preferably one that is bright.
Then put a label that says "SOAP.
" Tie on some white balloons at the upper portion of the box, near the part where your shoulders go.
They would serve as the bubbles for your costume as a box of soap.
Another funny idea is to dress as a TV announcer.
To do this, dig out some medium-sized box from your junk closet.
Make sure it's a clean one.
Next, cut out a hole from is bottom part.
Make sure it fits your head.
Then cut a bigger square opening in the box's front sort of resembling that of a television.
Take a couple of pipe cleaners and place them as antennas.
Then, get a few pieces of soda bottle caps and glue them as knobs.
Wear the box over your head and pair it with an all black ensemble.
If you want a costume that is appealing to the stomach, try one that gets its inspiration from spaghetti and meatballs.
The materials you will need are simple and easy-to-find - a roll of yarn, brown pompoms, old black sweat suits, and a colander.
The ensemble basically takes no effort.
All you need to do is glue strips of yarn along with the brown pompoms on your black sweats, then, wear the colander over your head as a hat.
Still inspired from food, this costume requires you to throw on a white sheet and position if over your head.
Make a hole so that your head can go through.
Pain your face yellow and place a yellow head on your head.
This makes you a fried egg.
Another effortless costume is achieved by tying an old sneaker over your head.
Pair with pink-colored clothes.
You can even paint your face pink for a better effect.
This would make you a walking piece of gum.