I just can't get enough of these masks! The children in my after school art class did a great job with color and symmetry and pattern!
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Enjoy these colorful and unique masks!
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these are beautiful! what did you use for the mask material and how did you attach the eyelid "hoods"? great work
ReplyDeleteHi Andrea! I use white poster board for the masks--I get 6 from one 20"x 30" sheet. The eyelids are also poster board and they are half circles. Cut 1/4" slits along the straight edge of the half circle and then slide the eyebrow through a slit in the mask. Fold the little tabs up and secure on the back of the mask with a piece of tape. It's a bit hard to explain...but once you try it it makes more sense. Good luck!
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