No-Sew Family Alice in Wonderland Costume Ideas

Today I have a few No-Sew Alice in Wonderland Costumes DIY’s and ideas for you. These ideas are perfect if you want to DIY Halloween costumes for older kids, teens, or adults.

If you’re looking for quick, last-minute Halloween costume ideas these costumes may be just what you need!

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We just returned from a somewhat quick trip to the Walt Disney World resort in Florida. While we were there, we attended Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween party. My youngest kids are twins and are now 15 years old. I completely admit that I’m not dealing well because they have outgrown “traditional” trick or treating.

They still love to go out on Halloween night with their friends, but they aren’t too keen on us walking the neighborhood with them anymore. Last year my husband and I went out to eat for Halloween dinner by ourselves (the kids had plans with their friends), and it was the most depressing thing EVER!

The restaurant was empty, we were half tempted to go walk around a neighborhood just so we could see kids all dressed up in their costumes. We don’t get trick-or-treaters in our neighborhood.

White Rabbit and Playing Card Alice in Wonderland Costume ideas

Our Family Alice in Wonderland Costumes

I completely admit that our trip to Disney World is a somewhat vain attempt on my part to make the kid’s childhoods last as long as possible. I think that’s part of why I love visiting Disney so much; it’s the one place that everyone can be a kid.

Grown up’s and teens included. I love the Mickey Halloween party partially because almost everyone dresses up as their favorite characters. It’s the perfect excuse to wear a costume.

Since my kids are now older, a different type of Halloween costume was in order. Gone are the days of custom-sewn costumes for them. I’ve noticed that they prefer instead to design their Halloween costumes based on items they already own in their closet. We call them “regular clothes” Halloween costumes.

So this year we went with no-sew Alice in Wonderland costumes (and yes, I’m that crazy Mom that tries to get her whole family to “match” on major holidays, Halloween included).

Matching Family Alice in Wonderland Costumes

We shopped our closet and were able to come up with some pretty cute Alice in Wonderland costumes. My husband remarked at one point that it was crazy that we had all of this stuff lying around. Disclaimer: we did end up buying a few accessories to complete our outfits.

No-Sew Alice in Wonderland Costume Ideas

I thought I’d share with you what we came up with just in case you’re looking for a great last-minute, no-sew Alice in Wonderland costume. Personally, I think it is very hard to come up with Halloween costumes for teens and tweens and will take whatever ideas I can get! These also make great adult costumes for Halloween.

Suggestions for DIY Matching Family Halloween Costumes:

Cute ideas for No Sew Alice in Wonderland costumes, a cute last minute group costume idea

How to Make a White Rabbit Costume (perfect for Teens or Older Kids)

This costume was created by layering a plain white dress with a bright red cardigan, and I have to say that I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

To add a bit of whimsy, we bought some red and white striped tights, and I made a custom “clock purse” for her (to get the pattern for the purse).

If you’re looking for the items to create this costume here is a list of the items purchased (I’ve linked similar items for those things that are no longer available)

Simple White Dress; Nordstrom
Red Cardigan; Target
Rabbit Ears & Tail; Amazon
Purse (custom made) but you could use a Giant Clock necklace instead (avail on Amazon)
Red White Tights; Amazon
Bow Tie (stolen from Mad Hatter accessories, linked below); Amazon

Easy Ace of Spades Costume (made with a Cricut Machine)

Trying to find an Alice in Wonderland Costume for a teenage boy is NOT easy. This Ace of spades t-shirt was just about as much of a costume as my son would go for, and that was just fine with me. I used my Cricut machine and some black iron-on vinyl to create the card image on the front. He then just wore a black ski cap on his head to complete the look.

Semi-Homemade Cheshire Cat Costume DIY

I could not decide which Alice in Wonderland character I wanted to go as. I was torn, and finally decided to go as the Cheshire Cat. For my costume, I layered a striped sweater over pink jeans then added cat ears.

Striped Sweater – similar one available on Amazon
Cheshire Cat Ears; Amazon
Cat Purse

DIY Mad Hatter Costume Ideas

My husband pulled a few of the craziest items that he had in his closet and layered them all together. I think that’s the benefit of a Mad Hatter costume, you can really use whatever you have and just make sure it’s somewhat mismatched.

Other items:

Pink Bow Tie (from bunny ears costume accessories linked above); Amazon
Mad Hatter Hat; Amazon
Mismatched jacket & button down shirt in bright colors.

About Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party at Disney World

This was our 5th time attending the Disney Halloween party and we had a great time. If you’ve been a long-time reader, you may remember that my son left the party in a wheelchair two years ago (you can read about that experience here).

This year at the party we kept telling him that he was walking out of the park on his own, no one was allowed to get sick! Thankfully all went smoothly. I was also pleasantly surprised at the crowd level for the party. In previous years the party has felt too crowded, this year it was just right.

I’m guessing that we just lucked out and went on a good night. Most rides were walk-on, and the longest wait of the night was for the Mine Train ride at 30 minutes. Which is great for that ride since it’s so insanely popular. Disney has also added a lot of fun new activities to the party, we actually ended up riding fewer rides this time and spent more time watching the shows and parades.