Bo Peep and Her Sheep Costumes
Perfect for a set of siblings or a group of friends who want to trick-or-treat together, these simple, no-sew kids' Halloween costumes for Little Bo Peep and her gaggle of sheep will give kids a turn trying to keep an unruly group together. Baaa-ha-ha!
![]() All this and no sewing? It's easy to create Halloween costumes for Little Bo Peep and one (or more) of her sheep. |
Little Bo Peep
What You'll Need
- Frilly dress or floral pajama gown
- 6 yards pink ribbon, 2 inches wide
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun, glue sticks
- 1 yard white lace, 2 inches wide
- Large plastic holiday candy cane
- Accessories: slip, white bonnet, lace socks, party shoes
Instructions
- To decorate Bo Peep's dress, cut and glue pink ribbon to fit around bottom of dress and sleeve ends. Glue lace on ribbon.
- With child wearing dress, tie 2 yards of ribbon around her waist at back. With more pink ribbon, make a small bow and glue it to ribbon in front. Tie another piece of ribbon into a bow, and glue it to front neck of dress. Make another small bow; set aside.
- Wrap plastic cane with remaining ribbon, spot-gluing ribbon to cane as you work. Glue ribbon ends in place. Glue remaining bow below curve of cane. Add a pretty slip, bonnet, lace socks, and party shoes.
Bo Peep's Sheep
What You'll Need
- White zippered, hooded sweatshirt
- White sweatpants
- 10-ounce bag polyester fiberfill
- Hot glue gun, glue sticks
- Square black felt
- Scissors
- Lay sweatshirt on a flat, protected surface. Use a glue gun to attach small pieces of balled-up fiberfill to arms, back, hood, and front of sweatshirt. Cover sweatshirt completely. Repeat for sweatpants.
- Cut two long ears from black felt, and glue one on each side of hood.
Now, just give them a crash course in shepherding and send them on their way. Or, if your kids have something a little more spooky in mind, continue to the next section for tips on bringing out what lies within -- their bones -- for an excellent Halloween costume.
To learn more about fun and easy Halloween activities, see:
- Halloween Crafts:
Whether hosting a spooky party or looking to keep little goblins
entertained, visit this site for easy arts and crafts directions.
- Halloween Decorations: Bring Halloween holiday spirit to any location when you create these fun and festive decorations.
- Halloween Masks: For a quick, fun costume and a disguise, follow these tips for creating your own Halloween masks.
- Halloween Games: There's more to Halloween than eating candy! Get your party guests moving with these ghoulish games.
- Halloween Recipes: Spooky treats that are good to eat... find out how to concoct delicious delights here.
- How Halloween Works: Discover the history and traditions behind trick-or-treating and more. Check out this site to learn what Halloween is all about.


