DIY Disney Princess Costumes
As you may already know this year for Halloween my husband is going to be the Mad Hatter, I am going to be the Queen of Hearts, and my daughter is going to be Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Recently, I did a tutorial for a DIY No Sew Tutu. I wanted to show you that with this tutorial, you can apply it to virtually any Disney Princess character (or any character for that matter) and make your own DIY Disney Princess Costumes.
Here is my skirt for my Queen of Hearts costume using the tutorial. I used black, red, and white tulle and added three felt red hearts with hot glue. I also made a crown out of a recycled plastic sour cream container.
This is my daughter’s Alice skirt. I added the felt spade because I wanted us to match. J She will also wear a white t-shirt with puffy sleeves, a black ribbon in her hair, white tights, and black Mary Jane shoes.
Here are some other color combos you can do to make your own Disney Princess costumes utilizing the DIY No Sew Tutu tutorial:
- Cinderella – baby blue
- Snow White – blue, white, yellow, and red
- Sleeping Beauty – pink and white
- Arial – blue and green
- Jasmine – teal
- Pocahontas – tan and brown
- Tinkerbelle – green and yellow
- Mulan – red, purple, pink, and blue
- Rapunzel – purple
- Tiana- light and dark green or blue
Tip: Tulle also comes glittery as well. Consider mixing the two kinds, but if you do, make the skirt outside! Glitter everywhere (I learned the hard way)!
You can play around with accessories like, tiaras, crowns, wands, gloves, shoes, etc. Remember: check the dollar store first!






























My daughter loves Tinkerbelle. This is such a perfect idea for fairy costumes. They would be cute party favors too.
Great idea! I hope you try it! Feel free to post a picture on my FB page http://www.facebook.com/diyinspired
I was wondering how much tulle you needed for the adult skirt? Which type did you buy, pre-cut or by the yard?
Hi Sara Jane! For the adult skirt I bought tulle by the yard because it was much cheaper that way (don’t forget to look for a coupon!). I believe it was about 16 yards for both skirts pictured, so I would guess about 11-12 yards.