T-Rex Mask
Make a T-Rex with this mask pattern for cardboard and paper mache – and turn yourself into your favorite dinosaur.
Sculpture and Mask Patterns
For a fast start on your next project, use one of these easy patterns. Just cut, tape, and add paper mache – then finish your sculpture or mask with acrylic paint.
New Unicorn Mask Pattern
This new unicorn mask pattern is easy to put together. Once the paper mache is added, you can paint it any way you like, and add a beautiful mane with yarn or ribbon.
Dragon Mask Pattern for Paper Mache
Previous Next Dragon Mask Pattern $12 This dragon mask is easy to make, with just a few pieces of cereal box cardboard. No sculpting experience … Read more
Dragon Head Pattern
Previous Next Dragon Head Pattern $12 Make this Dragon Head sculpture for your home, or for a very special gift. No sculpting experience required – … Read more
Make a Fox Mask or Wall Sculpture
This fox mask pattern is easy to use, with cereal box cardboard, one layer of paper mache, and paint.
Tiger Pattern for a Mask or Wall Sculpture
Printable Tiger Pattern Headdress Mask or Wall Sculpture $12 This King of the Jungle looks amazing when it’s done, but it’s easy to make with … Read more
Pumbaa Headdress Mask Pattern
This Pumbaa headdress mask pattern is easy to make with cereal box cardboard, foil, paper mache and paint. The instructions include lots of photos.
Timon Headdress Mask Pattern for the Lion King Play
This Timon headdress mask pattern for the Lion King Play is easy to use. Just cut out the pieces, tape them together, and add one layer of paper mache.
Zazu Headdress Mask Pattern for the Lion King Jr. Play
Lion King Play – the Zazu Headdress Mask Pattern
Lion Headdress Mask Patterns for the Lion King Jr. Play
Lion King Play – the Lion Headdress Mask Patterns
DIY Deer Head “Faux Taxidermy” Pattern
This paper mache deer head is easy to make with the downloadable pattern. Create your own faux taxidermy wall sculpture and paint it to match your decor.
African Animals Pattern Set
These popular patterns help you create a giraffe, a lion and a baby elephant. Just cut out the patterns, tape them together, add paper mache and paint.
Make a Giraffe Sculpture with Paper Mache Clay
Use this printable PDF pattern to make a beautiful giraffe head sculpture for your desk or shelf. It’s easy to make with the pattern, cardboard, paper mache and paint.
Make a Paper Mache Pig Wall Sculpture
Use this easy pattern to create a happy paper mache pig wall sculpture. Use cardboard, tape, and paper mache, and paint for a fast, fun project.
Reader Favorites – 4-Pattern Armature Set for Paper Mache Masks and Sculptures
Use these professionally-designed armature patterns to create four different animal sculptures and masks with paper mache.
Pattern for a Paper Mache Cow Mask or Wall Sculpture
This downloadable pattern will help you create a realistic cow mask or wall sculpture, with cardboard, tape, paper mache and paint.
Pattern Set for Four Unique Paper Mache Animal Masks
Included in this four-pattern set are: Wolf Mask, Lion Mask, Cow Mask, and Cat Mask. Printable Animal Mask Four-Pattern Set Impress your friends with your … Read more
Selfie-Monkey Mask Pattern
Make your own selfie-monkey mask with this easy pattern. It’s weird, just like the real selfie-monkey. You just need a few cereal boxes, paper mache, and acrylic paint to make a mask of the famous crested macaque.
Paper Mache Cat Mask Pattern
This pattern for a paper mache cat mask will help you create a wearable mask, or use it as a wall sculpture. Customize it to match your own favorite kitty.
Paper Mache Lion Mask Pattern
This DIY lion mask has a mane made with a cheap raffia table skirt, and it looks fantastic. Watch the videos to see how to use the lion mask pattern.
New Paper Mache Wolf Mask Pattern
A new pattern for a paper mache wolf mask. to make with cardboard, paper mache and paint.
Wolf Mask Pattern
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.
