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    Home » Holidays » Halloween

    Simple DIY Toy Story Costumes Ideas

    Updated: Jul 25, 2022 by Melissa Mortenson · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads · Leave a Comment

    Today as a part of our simple DIY Halloween costume series I’m sharing a couple of Toy Story Costumes Ideas. Learn how to make Pizza Planet Driver Costume and Green Alien Halloween costume with our free tutorial!

    Pizza Planet and Green Alien Costumes on 2 persons in front of purple wall.

    Over the past 10 years or so we have made a family tradition of visiting Walt Disney World for Fall Break and attending Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. We missed a few years but for the most part, we were able to make the trek down to Florida for the party.

    Table of Contents
    • DIY Toy Story Costumes
    • How to Make the Pizza Planet Delivery Driver Costume
    • How To Make the Toy Story Alien Costume
    • How to get the Free SVG Files
    • Green Alien Costume Directions
    • Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
    • Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Video
    • More Costume Ideas for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party

    Sometime along the way, I decided that our costumes for the Halloween party should match. I mean, where else can you get away with forcing your loved ones into matching family Halloween costumes than at Disney?

    Family dressed up for Halloween Party at Disney World

    Over the years, we have had a lot of fun coming up with group costume ideas. Some years we could get the whole gang to match, and some years we matched in smaller groups. Last year was my kids’ Senior year of high school (they are twins), and I knew it would be the last time that we could attend the Halloween party with “most” of the members of our family in attendance, so in honor of this last Disney Halloween adventure I let them pick what they wanted to be.

    Zoomed in on two men's tshirts. One is white with red lining the collar and sleeve with the Pizza Planet logo. The other is in a dark blue long sleeve tshirt with a pizza surrounded by a ring in the top corner.

    We could not all agree on one Halloween costume theme, so we broke it up into two groups. My son and husband went as Pixar Toy Story characters, and my daughter and I dressed as Cinderella characters. My daughter and I could have gone as Bo Peep or in a Jessie costume, but my daughter was not a fan of either of those options.

    DIY Toy Story Costumes

    Since my son was older, he did not want an “over the top” (as he called it) Halloween costume. So we opted for a Pizza Planet Delivery Driver instead of in a Buzz Lightyear costume.

    My husband went as one of the Toy Story Green Aliens instead of a Woody costume. Both costumes were DIY’d I used my Cricut machine, and I’m happy to share how to make them with you.

    two men standing in front of a purple wall. One is in a white baseball cap and wearing a white tshirt with red lining the collar and sleeve with the Pizza Planet logo. The other is in a dark blue long sleeve tshirt with a pizza surrounded by a ring in the top corner. and has on a green alien mickey hat.

    How to Make the Pizza Planet Delivery Driver Costume

    To be honest, this has to be one of my favorite Halloween costumes we’ve created over the years. It’s so simple but so obvious and funny at the same time. Perfect for a teenage boy that doesn’t want to look like he’s trying too hard! This is a great option to be part of a toy story group costume without actually wearing a costume if one member isn’t a fan of costumes, like my son.

    Supplies for Pizza Planet Delivery Driver Costume:

    • White and Red Ringer Tee- this is the one that we bought
    • Cricut Machine
    • Red Iron-On Vinyl
    • Pizza Planet SVG File – information below
    • You can also buy an already made Pizza Planet T-Shirt HERE.
    • White Baseball Cap

    Pizza Planet Toy Story Costume How To:

    Cut out the Pizza Planet logo with your Cricut. In addition to the Pizza Planet logo, cut the word DELIVERY out of a simple font. You can just type DELIVERY into Cricut Design Space, no special file is needed.

    After you have cut out the logo and DELIVERY, apply them to your t-shirt and a baseball cap. I recommend using a Cricut EasyPress to do this. It makes applying iron-on practically dummy-proof.

    How To Make the Toy Story Alien Costume

    Supplies:

    • Royal Blue Long Sleeve T-Shirt – purchased here.
    • Green Alien Hat – purchased HERE or DIY your own version with THIS tutorial
    • Iron-On Vinyl in Yellow, Orange, and Red
    • SVG Logo for a T-Shirt

    How to get the Free SVG Files

    Fill out the form below, and we will email you the files.

    Green Alien Costume Directions

    This costume is pretty simple as well. Cut out the Pizza Planet logo from 3 different colors of vinyl. Cut out the large oval from yellow vinyl, the pepperoni from red vinyl, and the large circle and mushrooms from orange vinyl.

    Layer and apply to the t-shirt. Pair the costume with bright green shorts or pants.

    To make this Green Alien costume really POP! the accessories are key, in this case, some sort of hat or headband. My husband wore a green alien-themed mickey ear hat we bought in Disney world, but Amazon also has some great options that are usually less expensive.

    Sitting in a car taken from behind you see the back of the seat and the top of a mans head wearing a green alien mickey ear hat.

    Our “view” in the car on the way to the Halloween Party!

    Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party

    This is an after-hours Halloween Party that takes place in Disney Worlds Magic Kindom park and does require an extra ticket. The fun thing about this party is that it is one of the few times adult visitors are allowed to dress as their favorite Disney characters in the park.

    Adults can dress up as their favorite Disney princesses or heroes for the party, keeping with the toy story theme, any of their favorite toys like Rex or Duke Caboom. There are, however, a few costume restrictions for those over the age of 14 to attend the party. You Can not wear a mask or bring in weapons (real or fake). If someone wanted to wear something with a detachable cape, that is fine as long as it does not go below the waist. If you are wanting to dress as Buzz Lightyear, wings, and all the wings can’t stick out too much and can’t have any pointy ends. For more information on the party and costume guidelines, visit Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party webpage.

    Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Video

    If you’re curious about what the Disney Halloween party is like, you can view the video on our families YouTube page here:

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    Melissa Mortenson

    Melissa Mortenson is a blogger, designer, and content creator. She is the Polka Dot Chair blog founder and has been sharing fresh and creative ideas with readers since 2008. She is the author of “Project Teen, Handmade Gifts your Teen will Actually Love.” Her work and designs have been featured on HuffPost, TODAY, Pioneer Woman, HGTV, BuzzFeed, Better Homes & Gardens, and many other established publications. Her first fabric line, “Derby Style,” debuted in January 2015 through Riley Blake Designs.  Additional fabric collections have followed it in subsequent years. A mom of 3, she considers herself lucky to be living in Kentucky.

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