Spooky mask

Scare all your friends by making this spooky monster mask with a little bit of help from Resene.

Spooky mask - instruction sheet

Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 112

Difficulty level: Challenging

You will need: Paintbrushes, Paper Mache mask (ourscame from ‘Spotlight’), Resene Art Action gloss glaze, Resene Art Action QuickDry, Resene testpots of Resene Fizz, Resene Kermit, Resene Mariner and Resene Rocket

Top tip: If you don’t have a paper mache mask, simply make your own from cardboard, newspaper and PVA glue.

Here's another idea: This monster mask was painted with Resene Kermit, Resene Orang-atan and Resene Smile.

Spooky Mask

Another idea: Other colour choices

Step one
Apply one coat of Resene Quick Dry to the mask and allow to dry for two hours.

Step two
Apply two coats of Resene Fizz to the mask, allowing two hours for each coat to dry.

Step three
Paint eyelashes and lips with Resene Rocket and allow two hours to dry. Apply a second coat (if necessary) and allow to dry.

Step four
Paint teeth with Resene Kermit and allow two hours to dry.

Step five
Paint spots all over the rest of the mask with Resene Mariner. Allow two hours to dry.

Step six
To give the mask a shiny finish, apply one coat of Resene Art Action gloss glaze and allow to dry. Boy, that’s spooky!

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