Mask Making

This economical classroom pack contains 24 lightweight and colorful masks made of WonderFoam. In four styles and colors, they are ready to decorate. The kit also includes feathers, glitter glue, and sequins, plus a stretchy cord for each mask.

Curly craft hair is a great addition to masks, puppets, dolls, or mixed-media collage projects. The synthetic hair has ½" curls and comes in four basic hair colors Blonde, Red, Brown, and Black. Each package contains 4 oz of craft hair.

This kit offers teachers the convenience of 12 mask projects all from one box. It includes six each happy and sad plastic masks and enough curly craft hair, feathers, and glitter glue pens to decorate them.

These masks are ready to paint or decorate with paper, feathers, glitter, buttons, beads, sequins, and more. Add additional features with paper maché. They are a good value for classroom mask-making projects. Each mask measures 8" tall × 5¼" wide.

Mask making is a fun way to learn about history and culture, express emotion, and create a character or to just let your imagination run wild. These masks are made from recycled paper pulp and have a smooth surface that is easy to decorate.

Encourage children’s awareness of the world’s diversity as they decorate masks in four different multicultural skin tones. Kids will have fun creating self-portraits or an entirely new character. For children age 3 and older.

Made of sturdy plastic, this face form is just the beginning for your creativity to build upon. Use it as a base over which to apply plastercraft gauze or paper maché then remove it. Or, use it as a mold for clay or plaster.

Unpainted bisque masks arrive ready to paint and decorate. Kids will enjoy individualizing them as they apply acrylic paints, brush-on or spray glazes, or glue-on adornments (like plastic gems, feathers, or beads). Masks can also be fired after painting.

Students can create wall displays by decorating these masks with feathers, glitter, gems,and more. They can also be worn, making them great craft projects for Mardi Gras, Purim, Halloween, or classroom performances.

Masks are a popular tradition in many cultures. African masks were worn for celebrating victory, to ward off evil, and for storytelling. Masks measure 11" × 15" (28 cm × 38 cm) and come in packages of 20. Simply punch out, fold, staple, and decorate.

Create wild animal masks with Roylco's Animal Face Forms! Each see-through plastic face form is reusable and great for papier maché or clay. Fill them with plaster to create an animal plaque. Decorate each creation to create a one-of-a-kind critter.

Mask-making fun for the whole class! Great for projects. Act out favorite stories, or decorate a wall with masks. Contains 24 pre-cut cardboard masks in 4 designs and a variety of decorating materials, including papers, buttons, beads and colored noodles.

Multi-Cultural Face Forms are designed for papier maché and clay. The easy release molds are made from see through plastic. Five ethnically diverse characters are available, each beautifully realistic. Face forms measure up to 5½" × 7" (14 cm × 18 cm).

Draw, paint, or collage, then flip and fold to make a three-dimensional portrait! The pack includes 40, 6¼” x 9” cardstock templates, a guide with portraiture basics, and curriculum integration ideas. Subtle dots indicate nose, mouth, and eye placement.

Styrofoam Sculpture Head can be used to create realistic masks or busts. It is the size of an actual human head. Use any non-hardening modeling clay to form facial features on the styrofoam head, then cover it with plaster or other mold-making material.