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Even super heroes need their beauty sleep.
I recommend using a silky fabric, this makes the mask nice and comfy. Don't stuff the mask too full and it will feel a lot more comfortable.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Before you can start making your mask, you need to design it. Make a paper template of your mask on paper.
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Step 2Draw around the template and on to the fabric. Draw two masks, remembering to flip the template, one with eyes and one without.
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Step 3Cut the two mask sides out, leaving a small margin around the outline.
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Step 4Cut slits through the eyes.
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Step 5Stitch the excess fabric back around the eyes.
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Step 6Cut out two squares of fabric in an alternate colour. These will go behind the eye slits so make sure to cut squares big enough.
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Step 7Stitch the fabric squares in to the eye slits on the wrong side of the mask. Pin the top of the two mask sides together, wrong sides facing out. Cut a length of elastic, large enough to fit around your head.
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Step 8Place the elastic on the inside of the two masks and pin in to place. Pin around the mask leaving one edge unpinned.
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Step 9Sew around the pinned outline with a sewing machine, don't sew the unpinned side.
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Step 10Fold inside out and stuff. Tuck the other end of the elastic inside the open edge and pin shut, folding the edges of the fabric under.
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Step 11Sew the edge shut and you're all done. Time to shoot some bad guys.
Mandi
Lindsey