Halloween Ideas for Kids

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Grim Reaper Bloody Halloween Costume

The beginning of the name 'grim reaper', by most accounts is caused by the agricultural importance way back in history. The harvest signaled an end of the growing season and was a precursor to winter; and this harvest had to be completed with a sickle. This whole process was metaphorical to 'life' and 'death' and thus got included into the thought of death, personified.

An important feature about the grim reaper costume is that despite being so creepily elegant, it is very easy to make and can be designed at home by following a few simple steps. Also, the grim reaper being genderless, the costume can be utilized by males and females alike.

Any long, black robe can make your basic costume - try getting one with a hood, else add a hood yourself. A bedsheet, painted black, makes for an ideal input; with a few adjustments, you'll have a hooded black robe, with even the dangling sleeves. In terms of footwear, you won't need any, for the reason that grim reaper is supposed to float along and not walk in steps. If you really need footwear, go for a longer cloak so that it conceals your footwear. It is also important to get a skeleton mask that that is to be worn inside the cloak. But if you need no shopping, you can simply paint a skeleton onto your face. Needless to say, do not forget your skeleton gloves. The next part of the costume is the sickle or the scythe. The scythe is easier to make, though both the sickle and scythe are easily obtainable in any store as a part of the grim reaper accessories. The scythe can be made by taking a stick of the right size, and cutting the blade part out of cardboard and fixing it suitably. As the whole setup must be painted black anyway, details don't matter so much, so long as the usual shape is maintained.

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