Halloween is so close we can taste the candy corn. If it happens to be your first year rocking a family costume — do we have a good one for you! We've seen lots of clever takes on the one and only Bob Ross so we decided to give it our own Brit + Co twist with both the Happy Tree *and* bb squirrel. Scroll through to learn how to DIY this iconic costume trio just in time for all of the spooky festivities ahead.

To achieve this simple and legendary look, wear jeans, a belt, and a light blue button-up. Add a curly brown wig ($9) and keep a paint palette ($13) and a paintbrush ($6) close. Apply acrylic paint to the palette and the brush tip.

To make the Happy Tree costume start with a brown unitard bodysuit ($30) and then hot glue green leaves ($8) and autumn leaves ($10) all over the torso and arms. Pair with brown booties or shoes.

Next, we added gingko leaves ($20) to the face to complete that autumn tree lewk.

Finally, to top (or bottom) off this costume we added *real* moss ($11) around the ankles with hot glue. Be sure to wait until you're actually ready to wear the costume to complete this last step as the living moss has a short-ish costume life.

In celebration of this baby's first ever Halloween, we found Pottery Barn Kids Baby Squirrel Costume ($69). It's ridiculously soft and snuggly, just like her.

“There's nothing wrong with having a tree as a friend.”

Cuteness overload!

And there you have it, folks: Bob Ross, a Happy Tree, and a fuzzy little squirrel!

Halloween is so close we can taste the candy corn. If it happens to be your first year rocking a family costume — do we have a good one for you! We've seen lots of clever takes on the one and only Bob Ross so we decided to give it our own Brit + Co twist with both the Happy Tree *and* bb squirrel. Scroll through to learn how to DIY this iconic costume trio just in time for all of the spooky festivities ahead.

To achieve this simple and legendary look, wear jeans, a belt, and a light blue button-up. Add a curly brown wig ($9) and keep a paint palette ($13) and a paintbrush ($6) close. Apply acrylic paint to the palette and the brush tip.

To make the Happy Tree costume start with a brown unitard bodysuit ($30) and then hot glue green leaves ($8) and autumn leaves ($10) all over the torso and arms. Pair with brown booties or shoes.

Next, we added gingko leaves ($20) to the face to complete that autumn tree lewk.

Finally, to top (or bottom) off this costume we added *real* moss ($11) around the ankles with hot glue. Be sure to wait until you're actually ready to wear the costume to complete this last step as the living moss has a short-ish costume life.

In celebration of this baby's first ever Halloween, we found Pottery Barn Kids Baby Squirrel Costume ($69). It's ridiculously soft and snuggly, just like her.

“There's nothing wrong with having a tree as a friend.”

Cuteness overload!

And there you have it, folks: Bob Ross, a Happy Tree, and a fuzzy little squirrel!