When little M my niece comes to visit she loves dressing up and one of the things she loves is role play. On her recent visit she was telling me that at school they had celebrations for Chinese New year and that the teacher had given them all fortune cookies. She also showed me a dragon puppet she had made. She was telling me for Book day she was going to dress up as a dragon but she was going to be a cute and happy dragon as she does not like fire eating dragons. To go with her outfit we made this dragon mask.
You will need:
Green funky foam 1 A4 sheet
Multicoloured funky foam 1/2 A4 sheet
Scraps of pink and black funky foam
12 inch piece f thin elastic
Glue
Scissors
Pencil
Single hole punch.
The video below show how to make the mask:
1. Cut out a pear shape our of the green funky foam for the dragons mask. Cut out holes for eyes to peep through.
2. Cut out two ears from the multicoloured foam.
3. Cut out two horns from the pink foam
4. Cut out nostrils, eyebrows, scales from the black foam.
5. Punch a hole or the right nad left side of mask near ears to thread the elastic through.
6. Tie the elastic through the punched holes and secure with double know.
7. Stick the ears, horns,eyebrows,scales and nostrils on the green dragon face.
Some of the craft items used in this post came in my Bostik bloggers March craft box.
Unknown
The mask is fabulous. I love it. A simple yet effective idea. I do love funky foam, but hate the smell. My son recently made a cardboard dragon mask from a craft kit; I could copy the design using foam to make it much more durable. You've given me inspiration 😉
Ana De-Jesus
I love your dragon mask you have done a great job well done! I used to be obsessed with dragons when I was younger.
Natasha Mairs – Serenity You
Another dragon craft! brill, seen so many different ones around and I am now collecting them so we can make loads of dragon things over Easter half term
Unknown
What a fierce looking dragon! I love the multicolored wings on the side, they make this a very magical dragon 🙂
Unknown
This looks like a great fun activity to do with my nephews 🙂
Helen
I love this! Definitely a cute dragon, I bet she looked adorable on world book day
BavarianSojourn
Brilliant, he looks like a very friendly dragon! 🙂
Sarah Bailey
What an awesome looking dragon! It sounds like such fun to make as well. x
Emma White
oh I think the kids would love to give these a try
Jen Walshaw
That is just ace. Love the video too. I have pinned this. Fab
Melanie Edjourian
You did a great job on that, my girls would love this!
Coombe Mill – Fiona
He is great, I love the dragon wing shapes.
Cass@TheDiaryofaFrugalFamily
What a great craft – looks easy but with a great result x x
Mookie
Aww what a cute mask. I loved dragons as a child and my daughter did the same. It's a shame she is too big to appreciate it now, but I loved reading this. 🙂
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Awww that's so sweet, I'll have to try that with my little one. He loves dinosaurs at the moment. x
Unknown
My daughter loves dragons and loves getting crafty, think this is another one to add to our list of things to do over the holidays x
misskittykaos
This is so cute I love the little holographic bits give it a cute little edge X
Miss Kitty Kaos – Adventures Of A Riot Grrrl
Nicol
i thought the nostrils was cut out rather than stuck on haha. its a great mask
Nadine Hill
My son used to make masks like this when he was little- kids adore dressing up!
Unknown
Love this! So cute and the video is fab as well, well done 🙂 x
Nichola – Globalmouse
Oh I love this – perfect Easter craft, thank you!
adseo2
This post is very simple to read and appreciate without leaving any details out. Great work! face masks
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