Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

nice for objects which are face shaped but utterly USELESS for its stated purpose, which is making a mask. As stated by others here, this is not sizes for a human over the age of 4. Will be returned today.

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

...if you intend to actually wear this mask. I'm an art teacher with a very limited budget and this year my 'splurge project' that I've been hyping to my kids for months are mardi gras masks. Imagine my disappointment when I got these mask forms and found that they are TINY. Much too small for anything older than a baby or a very small child. There will be absolutely no wearing these masks. I'd return them, but between return postage and having to pay shipping to order something else I wouldn't have any money left- not to mention the hassle of putting through another purchase order.

If you're okay with the miniscule size I suppose the quality is good. I can see these lasting for several years. I just understand why they didn't make them a little bigger! you'd have a hard time fitting this mask on even elementary children!!

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My niece uses them to create plaster face molds that she then decorate with steampunk type adorments, hats, glasses,ect. The first one that she did was for art class ans then the school has a show and she was offered $75 on the spot for it. Now you may be saying to yourself that it is baloney, but it was selected to be in the teachers art studio where there have been numerous offers for it. This brought about the idea to do more, which is why I purchased the forms.

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

These mask forms are sturdily made and work well as a base on which to create papier mache masks. However, they are smaller than an average face, so the finished mask will not fit anyone larger than a toddler. I found they work well if I built up a clay layer of 1/2" to 3/4" on the mask form, then put plastic wrap, then papier mache over that. These worked great for that, and I have used them over and over. I just pop off the dry papier mache and reuse the base form.

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

this was convenient and just what I needed to make a clay mask

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

I intend to use this great product to make a mask for the Day of the Dead for next October when I go to Oxaca, Mexico. I am so excited to get this form!
Annemarie

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

I use the masks to papermache with children and teens. Place a very thin coating of vaseline over outside of mask and put newspaper strips dipped into solution of water and white kids glue over it. The mask is easily popped off without ever breaking the sturdy mask. I use my masks over and over for years. Even four year olds are able to cover the mask with layers (about seven)of newspaper. In 24 hours it is ready to pop off and paint. Amazing price for quality mask that can be used with different materials.

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I make leather face masks, and these are perfectly proportioned! The masks fit almost everyone! They are inexpensive enough that I can include it with each mask I sell! I love them!

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

Purchased 5 masks for upcoming Halloween prop and mask making uses. However, needed a face mold for a cream cheese and dried beef food appetizer for our Halloween party. Tested the recipe and this mold is perfect ! Very durable and a great buy. I will recommend this to my friends.

Comments about Make-A-Mask Face Form for Mask Making:

We are going to make vases with a face on the front. I looked all over before a friend gave me your name and i am so excitied. I will be buying from you alot. thank you so much.