I have always wanted to be Catwoman for Halloween. So, this year I decided that I would be Catwoman. The problem was, I wanted to make my own costume so that it was unique and not like other costumes found at the store. I made a costume with a budget of $80, that is very similar to the one Halle Berry wore in the most recent Batman movie.

To start off, you will need the following items:

1. Black long-sleeved turtleneck shirt ($11)

2. Black long pants ($8)

3. Black boots ($25)

4. Black ribbon ($2)

5. Black stretchy fabric or fishnet stockings ($1)

6. Black leather material ($10)

7. Silver paint (80 cents)

8. Black belt (optional – $5)

I wasn’t quite sure how to go about making this costume, but I know that I wanted it to be as practical and comfortable as possible. The most important thing was that I didn’t want to spend a lot of money. This is where the $80 comes in.

First things first; I wanted to try and find a black catsuit for a good deal. A lot of the catwoman costumes you can buy online or at the store are made out of shiny spandex that is not only uncomfortable, but also makes you look like an 80’s fitness guru.

After searching through several thrift stores, I found a black sports bra and some athletic shorts that would do the trick! Since they’re made out of athletic material, they’re not only comfortable, but also very breathable (great for those hot halloween parties!).

Next on my list was the cat woman mask. Most of the masks you can buy online are actually pretty expensive, but with a little imagination and some cardboard, you can make your own!

To start off, I cut the shape of a cat mask out of cardboard. It took me a couple tries to get it right.

Once that was done, I painted it black with acrylic paint

How to Make Catwoman Costume for Halloween

By wearing a catwoman costume for Halloween you can put your friends under a spell. It is also a perfect way to dress up as the famous character from the Batman movie series. This article gives you great ideas to make your own catwoman costume and look like a star on Halloween.

Making a Catwoman Costume

For making a sexy catwoman costume, you need black leather pants, a black halter top or t-shirt, leopard print fabric, and fabric adhesive glue. You can buy these things from any fabric store or order them online. You can also use other fabrics like velvet, silk, or satin instead of leopard print fabric. Sewing elastic bands at the waist and on the heels of the leg is useful because it helps keep the pants in place.

To construct this costume, you first need to cut strips of fabric according to your size specifications; they should be around 4 inches wide. Now take one strip and stick it to an edge of the pant leg with glue. Do the same with other strips by sticking them lengthwise till you reach the bottom of the pant leg where you started from. After completing one leg, do the same thing with the other leg and continue till all four sides

This year, I decided to make a Catwoman costume for Halloween. My biggest challenge was to make it look good and original, but still recognizable as Catwoman, and with a limited budget.

The main issue was to get the right fabric—I didn’t want to use the classic black vinyl or pleather because that material is too fragile and hot, plus I wanted this costume to be re-wearable.

In the end I decided on a black stretch knit fabric with a subtle sheen (that almost looks like leather), which I purchased from Joann’s Fabric for $13/yard. The fabric is 4-way stretch (stretches both horizontally and vertically) which allowed me to accentuate my curves without limiting my movements or being uncomfortable. I bought 5 yards of fabric at 60 inches wide: 2 1/2 yards for the catsuit, 1 yard for the gloves, 1/4 yard for the utility belt and another 1/4 yard for the boot covers.

CATWOMAN COSTUME FOR HALLOWEEN

Halloween will be here in a few weeks and we need to start thinking about our costumes. Last year, I dressed up as Catwoman but it was so last minute that I ended up purchasing my costume from Party City. It was fine but it wasn’t what I had in mind, so this year I decided to make my own Catwoman costume for Halloween.

“I’m bored,” I thought to myself, “I’ll check out the web.” So I fired up my browser and went to google.com and typed in “halloween costumes” and was presented with hundreds of links to sites featuring all manner of costumes, some homemade and some professionally made. As I surfed through the pages, I came upon a section featuring women in catsuits that reminded me of the Catwoman character.

After seeing this, I made a bet with myself: “I bet you could make a costume like that for less than $100!” After all, how hard could it be? And Halloween was only 6 weeks away! So off I went to my local Joanne’s Fabrics shop to get some black spandex material and started working on my costume.

When I was in college, I had a friend who once got a $50 ticket for jaywalking. She was very upset and worried about how she would pay her fine. I told her not to worry, that I would pay the fine for her. “No,” she replied, “I don’t think so.”

A month later, I saw her again. She had just bought a $200 pair of shoes and carried the shoe box with her as she walked along the street. It wasn’t until then that I understood why she wouldn’t let me pay the jaywalking ticket for her: She didn’t want me to know how much money she had.

In recent years, many people have started talking about money in ways that suggest they think it is something to be ashamed of. They are always talking about how little they make or how much things cost them or how they can’t afford this or that. A common response to this is to roll your eyes and say something like: “If you don’t want people to know you’re rich, then don’t flaunt it.” But that’s not the only alternative to being ashamed of what you have. You can also be proud of it.

I am not talking about being proud of making a lot