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Have a Costume Swap Party
by Cheri Sicard
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Save money and have fun by having a pre-Halloween costume making/costume swap party. |
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Invite all the parents and kids in your circle. Have everyone bring old costumes, or costume elements. Encourage creativity by letting the kids play dress-up. It helps to separate costume elements into piles such as wigs, hats, masks, dresses, pants, shirts, jewelry, etc.
This a fun a party idea where parents get to visit, the kids get to play and everyone goes home with a new Halloween costume. You can also have crafts set up so kids can make their own marks, costumes or accessories.
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Cheri Sicard, Editor,
Fabulous Foods.
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