FABER CASTELL Mask Making Manual

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Mask Making #1885

Designed in USA • Made in China

Conforms to ASTM D-4236 • Non-toxic Safe for Children

Our mission is to provide

children with experiences

that stimulate and encourage

their natural creativity.

Our open-ended products

offer fun-filled opportunities

for children to create, pretend,

explore and learn.

Our Quality Promise

Since 1976 Creativity for Kids has

been creating safe, innovative

products that meet or exceed U.S.

safety standards as determined by

independent laboratory testing.

WARNING:

FUNCTIONAL SHARP EDGE

Ages 7 to 97

#1885

We even include a plastic work mat and disposable

craft gloves to minimize the mess and maximize

the fun.

When you are finished use your masks for play,

display and dress-up fun.

Are you ready for mask making fun?

This complete set includes everything you

need to make and decorate 5 fun masks.

Start by building up your masks with specially

formulated plaster wrap - it hardens like magic

when placed in water! Then use paint, glitter glue,

tissue paper, feathers and rhinestones to transform

your masks into one-of-a-kind creative creations.

Before You Begin

Let’s Get Started

Note to Parents - Younger children may need additional help and

supervision during this activity.

Select a work area where you can leave your masks to dry overnight.

Wear an old shirt and cover your work area with newspapers. You

will need an old bucket or small plastic bowl and some warm water.

Have a few paper towels handy for quick clean up.

1. Place the plastic work mat over your newspapers and put on your

disposable craft gloves.

2. Grab a roll of the plaster wrap and your scissors. Begin cutting

your plaster wrap into 1, 2 and 3 inch pieces. Important, keep

dry strips away from water!

3. With adult assistance, fill your bowl or bucket with warm water.

4. Set your large plastic mask base face up on your work surface.

Set aside your half mask to use later.

Even More Masks!

Play or Display?

Once you have used up all of your plaster wrap, use the leftover craft materials to

decorate the plastic mask bases. Be sure the paint is dry before adding any of the

extra craft materials.

Your finished masks are fun to wear and fun to display. Here are some

mask ideas:

More Ideas: Clown, skeleton, witch, puppy, vampire…. the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.

Robot

Bird

Tiger

Rainbow

Mexican Wrestler

Flower

Super Hero

Butterfly

Zebra

Cheetah

Lion

Kitty

Sensitive Skin Warning - If you experience any redness

or skin irritation, discontinue wearing the masks.

7. Before the plaster has dried, use the plastic

needle included in your kit to poke holes in the

nose and mouth areas as needed. Be sure to

make them large enough so you can easily

breath when wearing the masks.

8. Poke a hole on each side of your mask just below the

eyes. You will tie on the elastic cord once the mask has

dried. Do not place the holes too close to the edges or

they may tear through when you wear it.

As the plaster sets it will start to get warm, and begin to harden like magic. Set it on a clean spot on your work mat

to dry overnight.

6. As you work around the eyes and the edges of the mask, fold the plaster wrap back on itself, smoothing as you

go. Do not fold the plaster wrap over the edges of the plastic mask or you will not be able to remove the

plaster when it is dry.

Decorating Your Mask

1. Once your mask is completely dry, gently remove it from the plastic base. Set the base aside – you will use it

again later to make more masks.

2. Use the sandpaper included to gently smooth out any rough edges. You can also use your scissors to trim frayed

edges. Be sure to clean up any plaster dust and debris before you begin painting.

3. Use the foam brush to add a coat of white paint to both sides of your mask.

4. Think about how you want to decorate your mask. You can sketch out a few ideas on paper first, look at the box

for inspiration, or lightly sketch your design directly on your mask with a pencil.

5. Use the paints, feathers, rhinestones, ribbons, tissue

paper and glitter gel to come up with your own

amazing mask creations. Make a favorite animal, a

super-hero or a fun Mardi Gras mask. Remember,

there is no right or wrong way to decorate your

mask, just be creative and have fun.

Tie the end of the elastic through one hole and knot.

Thread the elastic through the other hole and then put

the mask on. Decide how tight you want the mask to be.

Adjust o a knot and then trim the extra

elastic

Follow the steps on the previous page for making your half mask.

You should be able to make several of the smaller masks using one

roll of plaster wrap.

Use the leftover plaster strips to add fun features like ears, horns, bumps,

eyebrows – anything you can dream up. To make larger features, scrunch up

paper towel pieces and then cover over them completely with the plaster.

Be sure you connect them to the mask with the plaster wrap.

knot

5. Dip one piece of plaster wrap into the water at a time. Pull it between your fingers to remove any excess water as

needed. Place it over your mask base smoothing out any wrinkles as you go. For best results, start in the center

and then work your way out. Note - plaster should be quickly dipped and then removed. Leaving it in the

water for too long will wash away the plaster.

Continue layering the plaster wrap over your mask. The more layers you build up, the thicker it will be, but do not

use more than 3 layers or you won’t have enough plaster to complete all of your masks.

Wearing your Mask

If you are having trouble threading the elastic through the holes, use the

plastic needle to help you.

Safety First - When wearing your mask, be sure that you

can see clearly and your breathing is not obstructed. If

you experience any skin irritation, remove the mask and

use it for display instead.

Making the Smaller Mask

Adding Depth and Dimension

Once your mask is dry and decorated, use the hook and loop tape to add the clear plastic handle to the side of your

mask. Add a few ribbons too. If you need an extra strong bond, use some of your craft glue to help hold it in place.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	FABER CASTELL
Kategori:	Ikke kategoriseret
Model:	Mask Making
Brugervejledning:	Ja
Produktfarve:	Flerfarvet
Pakketype:	Kasse
Anbefalet alder (min.):	7 År
Antal enheder:	- stk
Foreslået køn:	Dreng/Pige
Tema:	Masks
Kunst & håndværk reservedele inkluderet:	Brush, Colour paper, Glue, Paint