My Singing Monsters Costume
Bring the musical magic of the Monster World to life!
My Singing Monsters is a hit mobile game beloved for its quirky, musical creatures. Since official outfits are hard to find, making a DIY Furcorn—the iconic green, furry monster with a single pink leaf on its head—is the perfect way to stand out. This guide helps you assemble a cozy, vibrant Furcorn look using simple craft materials.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~90 min
- Budget
- $25–60
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What you need for a My Singing Monsters costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete My Singing Monsters costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Green furry onesie
A bright lime green, fuzzy hooded onesie or fleece pajama set to serve as the monster's body.
DIY: Use a lime green sweatshirt and matching sweatpants.
Green beanie
A snug lime green knit beanie to match the body and serve as the base for the headpiece.
White and black felt sheets
Stiff felt sheets to cut out the large, round cartoon eyes.
DIY: Use white and black craft foam sheets.
Pink felt or craft foam
Bright pink felt or foam sheets to construct the signature head stalk and leaf.
Thick craft wire
Sturdy, bendable wire to insert inside the pink stalk so it stands upright.
DIY: Use a wire coat hanger cut and reshaped.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made My Singing Monsters costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the bright lime green furry onesie or matching sweat suit as the base body.
- 2
Cut two large circles from the white felt and two smaller circles from the black felt to create Furcorn's signature wide eyes.
- 3
Glue the black pupils onto the white felt circles, then secure the completed eyes to the front of the lime green beanie using fabric glue or hot glue.
- 4
Cut two matching stalk shapes and a leaf shape from the pink felt or craft foam.
- 5
Sandwich a piece of sturdy craft wire between the two pink stalk layers and glue them together, leaving some wire exposed at the bottom to anchor it.
- 6
Poke the exposed wire through the top of the beanie and secure it on the inside with hot glue or duct tape so the stalk stands completely upright.
- 7
Put on the beanie, adjust the stalk so it stands straight, and step into your green bodysuit.
Makeup & hair
Tuck all hair completely inside the green beanie. If any face is visible around the beanie, apply lime green face paint to blend in with the costume.
My Singing Monsters for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair Furcorn with Mammott (a white, fluffy yeti-like monster) for a classic vocal duet.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as different monsters like Mammott, PomPom, and Punkleton to form a full singing island.
- kids
- Use a cozy green fleece footie pajama set as the base for a warm, kid-friendly trick-or-treating outfit.
- Plus size
- Opt for an oversized lime green fleece hoodie and matching sweatpants for a comfortable, flexible fit.
- pet
- Dress a pet in a simple green dog sweater with a small pink felt leaf attached to the collar.
Tips
- Make sure the head stalk wire is lightweight and securely anchored to the beanie so it does not flop over while walking.
- Wear comfortable sneakers in a matching green or neutral color for trick-or-treating.
- If crafting for a child, use fabric glue or sewing instead of hot glue for a more durable bond that survives active play.
My Singing Monsters costume FAQ
- Are there official My Singing Monsters costumes?
- How do I make a Furcorn headpiece?
- What is the easiest monster to make?
Did you know? My Singing Monsters was released in 2012 and features over 100 unique monsters, each contributing its own vocal or instrumental sound to the game's catchy songs.