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Materials for Making Masks
Shaping Beak for a Chickadee Mask
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: Free craft ideas for kids! Learn how to glue handles on masks in this free video clip about easy craft masks.
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"Once you have your two mask pieces cut, you want to put the skewer on and then we'll glue these two pieces together. So the skewer is going to go here, right beside the eye and what you do is you pierce the skewer through and just weave it through the back section and make sure that the point comes out on the inside on the front side. And then we'll put a good amount of glue all over the back side mask and then you'll want to press this with a book overnight to dry. You want to use a good amount of glue so that this holds nicely. And just place the top side one, make sure that the bottom one is not showing through, match it up well. And then just put a book on top of that and let it dry."
eHow Article: Gluing a Handle on a Beaded Mask
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