Well, Batgirl or Batboy. (if the boy doesn't mind ribbons!) I picked up a plain wooden bat mask at Michaels. Knew our new Ghostly Greetings Designer Series paper would be perfect for this
I used Modge Podge to glue the paper on. Once it was dry, I cut out the excess with my exacto knife, then applied another layer of modge podge over the paper. Once this was dry, I sanded the edges with our sanding block and used an emory board for the eyes, nose, and fang areas. I used a green paint pen for the handle and back of the mask, added ribbon, and voila I was done!
This can be used as a mask, or a cute decoration to hang on the wall!
Well, Batgirl or Batboy. (if the boy doesn't mind ribbons!) I picked up a plain wooden bat mask at Michaels. Knew our new Ghostly Greetings Designer Series paper would be perfect for this
I used Modge Podge to glue the paper on. Once it was dry, I cut out the excess with my exacto knife, then applied another layer of modge podge over the paper. Once this was dry, I sanded the edges with our sanding block and used an emory board for the eyes, nose, and fang areas. I used a green paint pen for the handle and back of the mask, added ribbon, and voila I was done!
This can be used as a mask, or a cute decoration to hang on the wall!
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