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Jim and I always loved Halloween - it's the only time of year when people don't stare at us and think we are dressed strangely. And, having raised five kids between the two of us, we have a lot of Trick-Or-Treating under our belts (yes, that Halloween candy may have added some to our expanding middle-aged girth as well). At any rate... here are some of our favorite Halloween Costume Ideas using Duct Tape. For even more than what's listed here, check out our Halloween Costume Video - just click on the graphic below.
- Tim, the Duct Tape Guy |
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(above left) Dress entirely in pink and duct tape a shoe to your head - go trick-or-treating as used bubblegum. (above right) Duct tape pop cans to yourself and go as a "Human Vending Machine." BEFORE YOU GO ANY FURTHER, CHECK OUT THIS RIDICULOUS MULTI-BOOK DEAL! Duck tape a small child or midget to your back and go as a "hunch-backed-two-headed guy." (If you can’t locate a child or midget, decapitate a department store mannequin, duck tape its head to your shoulder, and go as "The Thing with Two Heads"). SUBMIT YOUR COSTUME IDEAS: CLICK HERE If you have a lot of time and artistic talent and miscellaneous junk on your hands you can assemble a real work of art like Faith Farrell of Minneapolis, MN did (see photo on left) click here for her web site. She created this "alien" costume out of bottles, wisks, Christmas bulbs, rubber gloves, a bike helmet, and a "whole lot of duct tape." Another alien costume was made by Bruce Larsen of Fairhope, AL. Bruce created this incredible alien costume entirely out of duct tape. (He won $5000 in a costume contest with this creation!) For more - watch our video! - the Duct Tape Guys |
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Television Show Producers:
The Duct Tape Guys are so media savvy it's downright scary! Book them now for next year's Halloween Week Show (or any season or reason). Click to our media prep area for more information. Click here to see our special media video that was sent to television stations in the promotion of the book. |
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(Photo above by Scott Takushi, St. Paul Pioneer Press)
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Read a review of our Halloween book from the St. Paul Pioneer Press (10/15/03).
CLICK HERE for our halloween costume gallery pages. While you are at it, snap a photo of your costume and send it in to us. We'll post it in the gallery. |
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