Book fairy costume

Of course it’s awesome to dress up as your favorite book character for Halloween, but why not take things a step further and use the pages themselves to craft up an outfit? Here are seven sorta-spooky DIYs for wearing your bookish heart on your sleeve this October 31.

Book Fairy Costume here on Pinterest

Last year I decided I was going to be a diction-fairy for Halloween. I had been making book page wreaths for my winter boutique an...

JessYca | Flower Lover | Maker | Urban Gardener on Instagram: "DIY book fairy costume I don't just garden. I also like to do DIY projects. If you have a child that loves to read, then have I got an idea for you. I used super old and obsolete books (like a travel guide from 1997) to make this costume. It took some glue and imagination but not as much time as you would imagine. I'll be posting a more in-depth how-to on my YouTube channel in case you've been inspired to do something similar.

This year for Halloween I decided to make a book fairy (or as I saw it on some other blogs, an diction-fairy) costume. This costume was really fun, not too hard, and super inexpensive to make. The …

Instagram: @mtcprincess Book Fairy Costume! Book pages hot glued onto thrifted costume fairy wings and skirt. #Halloween

From classic literary characters to those from newer beloved books, these Halloween costumes are for all of the bookworms and reading-lovers out there!

Books, books and more books. When you are needing that perfect party skirt for a literary event, maybe a visit to an Art Gallery or as part of a Dark Academia ensemble, this skirt will certainly be a conversation starter. You'll find books by Shakespeare, Dickens, Jane Austen and Edgar Allan Poe plus mystery titles for additional fun. This fun boasts a beautiful print of vintage books on the lower half, which is sure to capture the attention of fellow bookworms and literature enthusiasts…

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