In today's video we'll be making awesome Halloween costumes out of candy.

Yep that's right!

I'm going to show you more than 15 DIY ideas using real candy. Yummy!

Hi guys!

It's almost that time of the year when we get to dress up in epic costumes, eat loads

of candy and just have fun with friends and family.

That's right - Halloween is coming up pretty fast and I hope you are ready to make the

coolest and definitely the sweetest DIY costumes ever!

I'm going to show how to make awesome Halloween costumes out of candy!

These are all very easy to make, super affordable and they look fantastic!

OK so, go grab some snacks, because these DIYs may make you hungry, and let's get started!

First off, we are making a costume using yummy, puffy, delicious marshmallows!!

I'll show you 4 easy diys that can be put together into this adorable marshmallow princess.

This one is so pastely, sweet and beautiful – perfect for all the girly girls out there.

To start up this costume we're going to make a marshmallow choker necklace.

Take the marshmallows of your choice.

These fruity ones are so yummy plus they look so cute, don't they?!

Making a marshmallow necklace is super easy.

Take a piece of a thread and a needle and simply push the needle through the marshmallow.

I like to alternate the shapes and colors of marshmallows as I go to make the necklace

colorful and interesting.

I want to make the necklace long enough so I can wrap it around my neck two times and

wear it as a choker.

This should be enough, so I can snip away the needle and the first DIY for our marshmallow

costume is finished! It looks so pretty and delicious.

Smells like heaven too.

Let's continue with a couple of more DIY marshmallow accessories.

One of them is a marshmallow ring.

Take an inexpensive ring that you don't wear anymore.

Try to find one that is quite large.

Apply some hot glue or any other glue on the front like this.

Grab a marshmallow and stick it on.

I went for this giant white one and then I'll stick a colored marshmallow on top.

It's like I'm being a jewelry designer with candy - I love it , No but seriously, I'm

very impressed with how lovely this ring turned out.

I would totally say yes.

We gotta make our hair all princessy as well, so here's how to make a pretty marshmallow

hair clip or a tiara.

Take a plain hair clip, or just tear off any unnecessary decor to make it plain and flat.

Apply a stripe of glue and choose marshmallows of your choice to decorate it.

I started with a big white marshmallow, and a yellow rounded one to stick it on the side.

The clue is to make your hair decor as big as possible.

Therefore I'm adding another layer of yummy goodness to my clip – it's Halloween after all!

A strawberry and a candy swirl make this giant clip even more awesome! Love it!

Every princess needs a magic wand, am I right?

Not really - a magic wand is actually more like a fairy thing, but it doesn't matter.

Just take a wooden kebab stick and stab on one or two marshmallow pieces.

There we go - a magic wand done in seconds.

The biggest statement piece of this outfit is definitely the beautiful tutu.

It's what makes the costume so girly and princessy.

A tutu is actually super easy to DIY and I'll show you how to make it from scratch.

First you will need some tulle fabric in any color. I picked a plain white one.

I cut my tulle into a bunch of 10 by 70 inch strips.

Fold a tulle piece in half like this and loop the strip of tulle around the waistband elastic.

Stick the tulle ends through the loop and pull to tighten.

Keep adding tulle until you covered enough of the elastic to fit your waist.

I like to add more layers of tulle to make the tutu really full and opaque.

Alright so our tutu is done and you can totally stop here.

But since we are making a marshmallow princess costume I decided to glue a bunch of marshmallows

allover this tutu.

I am using hot glue to attach it to the skirt but any kind of glue with a good hold will

work for this.

This was my first time dIY-ing a tutu and I really loved how easy and quick this was to make.

It goes perfectly with so many different costumes, especially since you can get tulle in different

colors – like rainbow or even black. That would look so epic!

Here comes my last marshmallow and my tutu is all finished!!

How flipping gorgeous!

OK before dressing up I decided to paint my nails using five different pastel colors,

which go perfectly with this whole marshmallow princess vibe.

And a little tip – to make your pastel polish opaque, start applying a white polish as a base.

It works wonders!

Alright! Here are all the costume pieces that we've created so let's quickly put them on.

Tie the tutu at the back by making a pretty bow.

Wrap the necklace around two times to wear it as a choker or simply put it on as a one

long layer. Here comes the yummy ring.

For the hair decor I also made a tiara besides the hair clip and I decided to go for the

tiara in the end.

I made it in the same way as a hair clip – just glued the marshmallows on the plastic headband.

For the makeup I decided to keep with the soft and pastel tones.

I'm applying some light pink as a wash of color allover my eyelids.

A white eyeliner goes along my waterline to make the eyes bright and more doll like.

We also need to give a little rosy flush to our cheeks so I'm using a big fluffy brush

to pop on some light pink blush.

To finish up the look grab the lightest and most pastely looking lipstick from your collection

and smear it allover those lips.

That's it!

Our makeup, nails and costume are ready and looking gorgeous!

As you can see I put on a soft pink sweater and some white tights.

I love everything about this costume!

I think it looks so beautiful, it's super easy to put together plus it's very affordable.

Marshmallows are inexpensive and tulle is one of the most affordable fabrics too.

I am not much of a girly girl in real life but I just loved dressing up as a marshmallow

princess for a day when we were filming this.

Next up we are using different kinds of bonbons, jelly beans, gum balls and smarties to make

a super cool and fun candy costume.

It is made out od 4 DIYs plus I included an amazing lip tutorial, where I'll show you

how to create an awesome bonbon lip.

OK let's start crafting!

We're gonna make a fun party hat using candy wrappers and gum balls.

I will be using a bunch of colored gum balls and these fruity soft bonbons, which also

come in a lot of different bright colors.

Take a piece of thicker paper, wrapped candy, gum balls, decoupage glue, and elastic thread.

Grab that paper and roll it like this until you end up with a cone.

Secure that shape using a few pieces of tape.

Then take your scissors and cut away the excess paper to get a flat bottom edge.

This way the party hat will stand nice and straight on your head.

Here comes the fun part – it's time to unwrap all the yummy candy.

And a good news is that you can eat the candy, just save the wrappers.

Make sure to flatten them a little bit. You can use a heavy book to do that.

Once you have a bunch of wrappers flattened and ready to go, take the cone and let's assemble the hat.

Apply a bit of modpodge on one section of the hat and stick on the first wrapper.

Continue by covering more sections with modpodge and wrappers.

As you can see I like to partly stick the wrappers on top of each other.

Also note that modpodge dries transparent so you don't have to be too careful with it.

Our hat is all covered, so we can trim away the wrapper pieces, which are hanging off.

This way we get a neat bottom edge!

Using a hole puncher make 2 holes on the opposite side of the hat.

Grab a piece of elastic thread and stick one end through the hole.

Make two or three tight knots.

Stick the other thread end through the second hole and again make a couple of knots to secure

it in place.

There we go – this elastic band will make sure that the hat stays firmly on your head

the entire Halloween.

The last detail needed to finish up this hat are gum balls all around the bottom edge.

Stick them closely next to each other to make a super pretty and neat ending to your hat.

Finally glue one last gum ball right on the top of the hat, which will make it even cuter.

How adorable is this candy party hat, right?

It just looks so fun, happy and positive – I like that very much.

It's time to transform these inexpensive green glasses into the most amazing and fun nerd

glasses your eyes have ever seen.

How are we gonna do that?

Using jelly beans of course!

Push the lenses off the glasses' rim so you're left only with the frame.

Apply a dot of glue on the frame and place on a jelly bean.

I decided to combine jelly beans with some smaller candy pearls for a more interesting look.

This is such an epic and inexpensive DIY perfect for Halloween or any other party.

Make a few of these for an awesome party prop.

Take a bunch of pictures with friends and your Instagram feed will be popping – guaranteed!

Another mind blowing DIY you're gonna learn today is a bracelet made out of a plastic bottle.

You'll need an iron, plastic bottle, glue gun and some candy of choice.

Cut away the top part of the bottle.

You can use an exacto knife or scissors like me.

Now make another cut all around the bottle about one inch lower then the first one.

To get rid of the sharp bracelet edges we'll use an iron.

Turn on the heat and use the steam free setting.

Rotate the bracelet close to the ironing surface to melt the bracelet edge.

You can see plastic bending inside giving our bangle neat and smooth ending.

Melt the edges on both sides of the bracelet.

Alright our bracelet is ready to be decorated!

I'll use a bunch of jelly beans to do that.

However if you want to make a bracelet that you can literally wear every day, you can

totally decorate it with some gemstones, fake flowers, buttons or you can even paint it

with acrylic paint.

But since I'm making a Halloween candy costume, I'm just going to stick with candy.

Using my trustee glue gun I'll attach colored jelly beans all around, making it the world

sweetest bracelet ever! How gorgeous!

It seems pretty incredible that we've just made a bracelet out of a plastic bottle.

So affordable and absolutely stunning.

OK, so we got a bracelet, glasses and a hat.

I think we're also missing a candy shirt.

We're gonna make one using smarties.

Ah smarties are one of my favorite candy, I never get bored of them.

Take an old shirt that you don't need anymore and place on a heart stencil or any other

shape of your choice.

Trace the edges with a pencil to get a heart sketch on the shirt.

The rest of this DIY is super straightforward.

Simply glue smarties on the shirt, tracing the pencil lines.

This will give us the perfect smarties heart shape.

You can make only one line of smarties around the heart or you can fill the entire heart

with these delicious treats.

I decided to go for the middle path so I made two smarties lines.

I feel like it looks bold enough, but not over the top.

Plus I don't want my shirt to get too heavy. How beautiful it looks, right?

I feel like I need to make one using buttons or beads so I can wear it every day, not just

for Halloween.

All the DIYs are complete and we're ready to put together our candy costume!

First up – the gorgeous jelly bean glasses.

I can't get over how awesome they turned out!

And the bracelet looks rather dashing as well!

We can't forget the candy wrapper and gum ball hat!

But this costume isn't quite done yet.

I still have to show you how to create epic bonbon lips!

Take a lipstick of any color and pop it on your lips.

I'm actually using an eye-shadow pen because I don't have a lipstick in such a dark blue shade.

Trying to be creative with different uses of makeup, you know.

Grab a bonbon and cut away two triangle pieces.

These are the parts that we're gonna use for our bonbon lips!

All we got to do is apply some lash glue on each of the triangles and stick them next

to our lips, like that.

I think it looks nice if you match the color of your lips to the color of the wrapper.

How unique and cool is this bonbon lip hack!

Yay, we can finally take a look at our completed candy costume!

I think it looks a bit nerdy with the glasses and to me that's so cute.

I also like the fact that you can just take one or two ideas out of this costume and make

something quick and adorable.