Clay Masquerade Mask
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I used a cheap mask as a template and since this was my first attempt
I didn't worry too much about cracks or imperfections.
Then I baked it according to the package directions and allowed it to cool.
Next, I painted the mask and allowed it to dry.
This was the best part! I mod-podged the entire mask in ivory and gold lace.
Carefully trim the eye holes.
I added more embellishments and painted the inside of the eyes for more emphasis.
Ostrich feathers!
I purchased a small amount of silk fabric and sewed it to form a large flower.
Last, I attached the feathers, flower and ribbon to the mask and a large dowel.
Ooh La La
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