Cutting the Shape of a Beaded Mask

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Part of the video series: Making Foam Masks for Kid's Crafts

Summary: Crafting is a great way for kids to learn. Get tips for cutting out a beaded masks in this free video clip about easy craft masks.

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Cutting the Shape of a Beaded Mask

Now we'll show you how to make a really fancy masquerade ball mask that you hold on a stick. For this we'll need a base color of fun foam. We're going to do two layers because we're going to put it on a stick. We're using a bamboo skewer for the stick. We have some pipe cleaners to cover the stick and then an assortment of feathers and sequins and beads and trims to really make our mask sparkle. And you'll want your base mask pattern to help with the shaping. Place your base mask pattern down on your foam and we're going to mark that center fold area like that. And then trace along your patterns and then we're going to make sort of a flair or just a fancy flaring mask like that. So when you have your half mask done, you want to fold it, fold the fun foam in half like this and we'll cut out our pattern so that we'll have it nice and even on both sides. And you're going to cut two of these shapes and let's first draw in our eye holes and cut our eye holes and then we'll make another one of these shapes because for the mask on a stick, you need two layers to give it a little more stiffness to hold.

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