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Create your own original paper mache mask with the ideas in these posts.
These downloadable bird mask patterns create the shapes for you. Tape the pieces together, add a layer of paper mache and a coat of bright colors. Then add the feathers and your own imagination to create unique masks for Mardi Gras, Halloween or a fancy dress party.
Use this easy-to-make blank mask form for your next custom-designed mask. You make it to fit your face perfectly, it takes very little time, and you can use it to create a mask that reflects your own creativity. Have fun with it!
This unicorn mask pattern creates all the shapes for you, so it’s easy to make. Once the paper mache is added, you can paint it any way you like, and add a beautiful mane with yarn or ribbon. Wear it to your next party, or give it to someone who loves unicorns.
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See how I painted this baby tiger mask – with boo-boos and all. There were mistakes along the way, and you’ll see them all, but it still looks great.
This tiger mask pattern creates all the shapes for you, so it’s easy to make. Wear it in a play, at your next party or parade, or hang your tiger on the wall. It will make a striking addition to your decor.
The Murder Hornet Halloween mask gets his Halloween colors in this final video. He’s now ready to wear.
This Murder Hornet Halloween mask will be a helmet-style mask. In this first video I create the shapes with crumpled foil and hot glue over a bowl I found in the kitchen.
This Pumbaa headdress mask pattern creates almost all the shapes for you. You add a few wrinkles with crumpled foil, and then add one layer of paper mache. The instructions include lots of photos, so it’s easy to make this crazy-looking warthog mask, and he’ll definitely stand out on stage.
This Timon headdress mask pattern for the Lion King Play is easy to use. The pattern creates all the shapes for you,
Make this Zazu Headdress mask pattern for the Lion King Jr. play, or wear it for Mardi Gras or Halloween. The downloadable pattern comes with complete instructions, and that bright hornbill beak is sure to stand out on stage or at your next party.
Downloadable Hyena headdress mask pattern for the Lion King Jr. play. This pattern comes with compete instructions. Make your hyena headdress mask with an open or closed mouth. If you’re making a whole pack of hyenas, you can give each one a personality of it’s own with acrylic paint.
This Rafiki headdress mask pattern comes will full instructions. This character in the Lion King Jr. play has a crazy, brightly-colored face that’s really fun to paint, and the pattern creates all the shapes for you, so it’s easy to make.
Four easy Lion Headdress Mask Patterns for the Lion King Jr. Play. Your audience will love them as much as your young actors enjoy wearing them in the play.
Create a strong paper mache mask really fast by using Titebond III glue instead of the usual flour and water paste. Just one layer completes your masterpiece.
See how I created paper mache African mask with four layers of paper strips and paste. My model was a 100 year old mask from the Ivory Coast.
This easy downloadable cow mask pattern will help you create a realistic mask or wall sculpture, with cardboard, tape, paper mache and paint.
These four realistic animal mask patterns create all the shapes for you, so they’re easy to make. Impress your friends at your next party or parade, or hang these animal masks on your wall and use them as part of your decor.
This pattern for a paper mache cat mask creates all the shapes for you. Paint it to match your own favorite breed of cat, or your own kitty. Then use it as a wearable mask, or put it on your wall. It will be even more special because you made it yourself.
Use this lion mask pattern to create a one-of-a-kind wearable mask, or display your new lion sculpture on your wall. The pattern and some cardboard makes all the shapes for you. Then you add a layer of paper mache, a raffia mane, and acrylic paint – and then proudly say “I made it myself!”
This wolf mask pattern helps you create a wearable mask for a party, or a realistic wolf sculpture that you can proudly display on your wall. Instructions included.
