Is February too soon to start planning your Halloween costume?

Mardi Gras costumers in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans.

Mardi Gras costumers in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans.

Hi, everybody! We’re back after our holiday break/anti-hacking fight-to-the-death (which we won, by the way), and raring to go. We have 17 new costumes to design, plus 2 Special Request costumes from Kickstarter backers, plus whatever else we can squeeze in. It’s going to be a big year, and we need all the time we can get.

But enough about us; what about you? Do you feel like thinking about costumes in February? Do you need a full nine-month gestation period to plan your October extravaganza? Or are you busy getting ready for Mardi Gras, like the fine folks in the picture up top?

Head over to our Facebook page and take the poll: How soon do you start planning your Halloween costume?

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6 Comments → “Is February too soon to start planning your Halloween costume?”


  1. Penny

    11yearsago

    I crochet my costumes, so I have to start early. The 2013 costume is already underway. If you want to be a crocheted tree (or coral reef, or flower garden), it’s a year-long process!
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/11418107@N02/8133188519/


  2. Suzanne Scoggins

    11yearsago

    Oh my god, is that you? That is INCREDIBLE. What a gorgeous design! Oh man, I totally want to be a crocheted tree for Halloween!


  3. Penny

    11yearsago

    That is me! And here’s my crocheted coral reef costume from a couple years ago:
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/11418107@N02/5108435689/


  4. Suzanne Scoggins

    11yearsago

    You are a genius. Seriously, your work is amazing. What are you going to be this year?


  5. Penny

    11yearsago

    Thanks! I don’t usually say so early on, in case it doesn’t work out or I change my mind, but … right now it’s another natural phenomenon. And I’m using a lot of white, grey, and silver this time.


  6. Suzanne Scoggins

    11yearsago

    I know: you’re going as the White Cliffs of Dover.