DIY Starbucks Halloween Costumes
Halloween is my favorite holiday! It’s just plain fun. Garret and I have the tradition of making our Halloween costumes every year, and this year, we were a Starbucks family! The girls were Starbucks Frappuccinos, and the guys were baristas. It turned out SO cute!! I’ll walk you through the DIY and everything you need below. With about an hour and a lot of hot glue, you can even make these Starbucks costumes last-minute on Halloween!
The supply list:
Note: We have a Silhouette Cameo machine and we used this to cut out the Starbucks logos. You can also do this with scissors or X-acto and patience!
Kids’ green apron
Kids’ plain black hat
Kids’ neutral shirt and pants
Tutu
Headband
Straw
Green vinyl
Green iron-on
White iron-on
White felt
Tulle
Iron
Hot glue gun
Sewing machine (optional)
To make the Starbucks Barista costume:
Cut the Starbucks text logo in white iron-on.
Cut the circular Starbucks logo in green and white iron-on.
Use your iron to transfer the logos to your hat and apron!
To make the Starbucks Frappuccino costume:
Cut the circular Starbucks logo in green and white iron-on.
Use your iron to transfer the logo to the neutral shirt.
Wrap your silicone straw with green vinyl.
Wrap your headband in tulle and secure with hot glue.
Cut strips of white felt about 6” wide. Fold and bunch while running the center through your sewing machine. You can also bunch and use hot glue if you don’t have a sewing machine! I took a video of this part in action (linked here).
Hot glue the end of a bunched felt strip to the straw. Wrap around the straw to make your whipped cream and hot glue to secure to the headband.
Sew or hot glue bunched felt to the neck of the shirt.
Hot glue strips of tulle to the felt to add more fluff. You can’t go wrong here!
And there you have it — DIY Starbucks Halloween Frappuccino and barista costumes! These costumes are quick and easy, great for all ages (even baby Celia!), and doable on Halloween day, if you’re in a pinch. Send us a message on Facebook or Instagram and let us know if you make a Starbucks costume for Halloween!