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Posted at 01:28 PM ET, 10/24/2011

Homemade Halloween costumes from KidsPost readers

By On Parenting

William Delano, 12, from Washington as the Titanic and its captain, Edward Smith. (Family Photo) From elsewhere in the Post: Is your child having trouble deciding on a Halloween costume? KidsPost readers can help. They have shown how creative costume making can be by making their own.

William Delano, above, created the Titanic and its captain Edward Smith with boxes, papier mache, clothes from the Salvation Army and other supplies.

Other readers created outfits such as Barbie in a box, a baseball bobblehead and a slice of pie.

View KidsPost’s gallery of homemade costumes, and let us know what your kids will be this Halloween.

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