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However, before you go to the thrift store, look around your house and see if there is anything that you can use. Two years ago, I went to a bowling Halloween party and about three hours before had nothing to wear. So, I went to Party City and got a kit that had black cat ears and a tail. Then, I grabbed a black dress, stocking, and shoes I had at home, drew on some whiskers with eyeliner and Voila! I had a cute costume and barely had to spend anything.
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If you need a little inspiration, this website has 9 great thrift store costumes and some of the stuff you may be able to find around your house.
So, remember to get creative this Halloween and let us know what you're dressing up as! Happy Halloween!
~Elizabeth
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