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It's 2019, and this year all that matters are DIY Halloween costumes that are easy, simple, and cute. Whether you're too lazy to go find a costume and just want to pull something out of your closet or you're the complete opposite and want to go big and bold and create a costume no one will forget, making a costume from the things you have lying around will more often than not yield scary good results.
Check out more than 50 DIY Halloween costume ideas that range from the extremely simple to ones that might require a little more work, so no matter what your situation is, you can have an unforgettable outfit. So grab a glue gun and some scissors, and get crafty!
- Additional reporting by Lauren Harano
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