11 Book Day Crafting Ideas
Book Day is coming around fast, so start preparing early to ensure you can do your favourite book justice! We have a selection of costume ideas to provide you with the inspiration you need to get crafting.
If none of these examples strikes your fancy, take note of the techniques used to create each costume and see if you can apply it to whichever character you decide on transforming into on the day!
You will need
Book Day Crafting Ideas
Create a kids’ snail costume in no time with just a few simple craft materials and a whole lot of personality! This is a great way to enjoy quirky dress-up, and would also make a fun outfit for Book Day.
View Project

This dream jar looks so cool and is really simple to make! Why not pair it with a waistcoat and trousers for a quick BFG costume!
View Project

Conjure up a wand using Fimo and a knitting needle, and craft a uniform out of felt and fat quarters to make a simple wizard's outfit.
View Project

This super easy Peter Rabbit costume requires no neatening of seams, and has no hems to worry about, which means it can be made in no time at all!
View Project

This scarecrow is a great costume choice for dressing up in a fun and memorable way, and is a brilliant outfit idea for Book Day.
View Project

Create your child a marvellous, magical wizards cloak in no time at all!
View Project

Story stones make for a great game that allows you to imagine all sorts of scenarios and storylines. Create your own, themed around a particular book, or create your very own characters.
View Project

Loveable Paddington Bear is a classic character to dress up as on Book Day.
View Project

David Walliams whiffy character, Mr Stink, is a popular costume for Book Day.
View Project

The practically perfect nanny was originally a character from a book by P. L Travers, meaning she qualifies for World Book Day!
View Project

This childhood classic is instantly recognisable. Create your own wiggling caterpillar using cardboard, paint and paper fasteners!
View Project
