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Materials for Making Masks
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Adding Feathers to Chickadee Mask
Making a Cat Mask
Making a Bunny Mask
Material for Making a Clown Mask
Attaching Elastic to a Clown Mask
Making a Nose for a Clown Mask
Drawing Clown Makeup on a Mask
Shaping a Pirate Mask
Adding a Patch, Bandanna, & Scar to a Pirate Mask
Cutting Foam for a Batman Mask
Making a Batman Mask
Cutting Foam for a Flower Hat
Making a Flower Hat
Cutting Foam for a Butterfly Mask
Cutting Out Eye Holes for a Butterfly Mask
Decorating a Butterfly Mask
Cutting the Shape of a Beaded Mask
Tracing the Back of a Beaded Mask
Gluing a Handle on a Beaded Mask
Adding Beading to a Mask
Adding Sequins to a Beaded Mask
Summary: If you are looking for a fun craft for your kids, learn how to make a Batman mask in this free video clip about easy craft masks.
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"I've secured the elastic to the mask but I have a little bit of the staple showing here and since we're not covering this up with any decoration, I'm going to just take a black permanent marker and just color the staple to take the shine off of it. Cover it up a little bit. Now we'll cut the nose. The nose shape you want to cut is sort of a wide diamond shape and round the tip of it just slightly sort of a little bit of a beak look to it. And you want to cut the diamond shape this angle slightly wider than the nose cut out. Its going to be slightly wider and the reason you want to have it slightly wider is because we just pull it in slightly like this and it will stick out just a little bit. We're going to attach it with some nice strong double stick tape. A really good one with a very good adhesive and you want to cut a very small strip of it and attach it to just the edge of the nose section. And remove the sticky back. Stick that on like that and then you just attach, oops I forgot to take the sticky back off, and then just attach that nose piece and it should just stick out like this. Stick that on good. And the nose just sticks out ever so slightly to give it that batman mask look."
eHow Article: Making a Batman Mask
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